Should Children of Divorce Dictate Parenting Arrangements?
In a sense, it appears to be somewhat of a rhetorical question. No one under the age of 18 should
When Imputed Income Becomes the Basis for Support
Child support and spousal support represent two critical issues in family law matters. In many cases, calculating numbers means a
How Long Does Your Prenuptial Agreement Last?
In a sense, signing a prenup represents a marriage contract. No doubt you’re within your rights to think it took
Is There Ever a Right Time to Consider Divorce?
All the gifts are unwrapped, and the new year approaches. For some, it means looking at the past and deciding
Breaching a Marital Settlement Agreement
Although it’s referred to as a marital settlement agreement (MSA), it means something else to you. Simply stated, it represents
Yes, It’s Possible to Reverse a Restraining Order
There’s a chance you’re already breathing a sigh of relief. No doubt you figured there’s no way to reverse a
Don’t Let Your Divorce Ruin Your Holidays
All on its own, the season brings on its share of tension and pressure. Once upon a time, stress revolved
After the Divorce: Removing Property from the Marital Home
Removing property from the marital home represents a prospective issue during many stages of marital separation and divorce. In some
Substance Abuse and Its Role in Family Law Matters
Most focus on the opioid crisis when it comes to problems with drug addiction. However, the fact is that the
When Children’s Religious Upbringing Becomes a Legal Issue
When couples of different faiths marry, it’s invariably a discussion they have together. Most often, the dialogue continues even further