Family Law Updates

906, 2017

Life After Divorce With Children

June 9, 2017|

In today’s society, people are able to relocate easily for many different reasons such as economic, educational, and career opportunities. Any residential move no matter how close (60 miles) or how far (1,000 miles) will impact parties’ custodial arrangements along with relationships with the child. After a separation or divorce, [...]

2703, 2017

Divorce Topics – When It’s Time to File a Family Law Appeal

March 27, 2017|

No one gets married and expects to find themselves going through a divorce. It affects everyone involved: the spouses, children, and can even affect extended family, like parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles. It is an extremely emotional time when people are choosing a new direction for their lives and the [...]

2802, 2017

You Won the Super Bowl Block Pool: How Does that Affect your Divorce Settlement?

February 28, 2017|

The truth is, if you are currently married, money that you earn during the marriage can be considered marital property. This, of course, applies to those without a prenuptial agreement. There are exceptions to this rule, much like any rule of law. However, it is up to you and your [...]

1701, 2017

Congrats on Your Engagement: Where’s the Prenup?

January 17, 2017|

The holiday season is the busiest time of year. Families are getting together, shopping, and eating to celebrate life, love, and happiness. It is one of the busiest engagement seasons of the year (maybe tied with Valentine’s Day). Whether you get caught up in a moment of excitement and spontaneously [...]

501, 2017

The Most Exciting Divorce and Custody Case of the Year

January 5, 2017|

We already know celebrities are nothing like us. They have homes all over the world, travel to exotic lands for a weekend getaway, and have other perks that go along with celebrity status. . At least, that is the perception we have. However, when push comes to shove, celebrities still [...]

2410, 2016

Child Custody in the Wake of Domestic Violence

October 24, 2016|

In many cases, parents will agree to joint legal custody, in which decisions regarding the children are decided by both parents together in a co-parenting type of environment, and sole physical custody, wherein the children primarily live with one parent for purposes of school and some form of unity. However, many parents are learning how to work with a joint physical custody agreement as well.

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