Divorce

Not every divorced couple has the ability to continue living in the same area. Many parents will move on to find better work, and their new jobs could bring them to a different city or even a different state. Others remain in the military and must continue to follow deployment and relocation orders. In these […]

If you are a parent in the early stages of getting a divorce, or you have already ended your marriage and you have kids, you may need to go over various legal topics regarding child support as well as visitation. Whether you are a custodial parent who receives support or you have to pay support

Over the course of your marriage, you and your spouse may have accumulated significant assets and enjoyed a comfortable lifestyle. Property division may upset some of your post-divorce expectations, so it is best to prepare realistically for the next stage of your life. UNDERSTAND THE FINANCIAL ASPECTS Your spouse may have handled the financial side

If you have to pay child support, there are various challenges that could come up in your life, such as losing your job or suffering an unexpected medical crisis. Sometimes, these hardships interfere with a parent’s ability to continue paying child support. However, if you fall behind on your child support payments, you could face

A divorce is always stressful, no matter the circumstances. However, when domestic violence is the reason for the split, more rules and more emotions become involved. They can affect the outcome of the divorce settlement, whether it pertains to spousal support, child support or child custody. If you or your spouse obtained a protective order,

Divorce ends your marital relationship with your spouse, but it does not change the responsibilities that you have as a parent. Research demonstrates that conflict between parents is harmful to children and that shared parenting following a divorce is beneficial for them in almost every instance. How do you share custody with a former spouse

Divorcing parents must navigate numerous negotiations to reach compromises through the process. From determining the division of assets and debt to compromising about spousal maintenance and child support, the divorcing couple faces significant discussions from start to finish. The parenting plan represents one factor that the parents must carefully consider before moving on to other