A prenuptial agreement is a drafted contract that is created by two people prior to getting married. The prenuptial agreement is basically a list of all of the property and debts that each individual owns prior to the marriage, and it specifies what the property rights of each person will be after the marriage. A […]
Read MoreGrey divorce can be described as a demographic trend that has seen a rise in the separation or split of partners that have been in marriage for a long time. Grey divorces are also known as “diamond or silver splitters”. The term grey is used to refer to the color of hair that older people […]
Read MoreThe dissolution of your marriage was hard but necessary. You must now focus on rebuilding your life and on being a parent to the child you had with your ex. Monthly child support payments were part of the final settlement. Even if you have made such payments, you may still receive a child support petition. […]
Read MoreGoing through a divorce is one of the most difficult things you will do. You may have an especially hard time of it if there are children involved. Coming to a child custody agreement requires patience, flexibility, and a good faith effort on both sides. However, not all such agreements can go on indefinitely. You […]
Read MoreFor divorced parents who share child custody, figuring out a realistic and fair child-custody holiday schedule is probably the most important step in ensuring that the kids have opportunities to celebrate the holidays with each of their parents and those parent’s family members. Before embarking on this potentially emotional journey, each parent should be willing […]
Read MoreFor many couples, pets are part of the family. When a couple separates or divorces, then there may be a disagreement about who gets custody of the pet. These disagreements can be stressful and the law does not necessarily set forth clear standards about how to address issues related to pets. For legal advice and […]
Read MoreThere are always many questions concerning custody and visitation rights that grandparents have over their grandchildren. Most states recognize the importance of the involvement of grandparents in the raising up of grandchildren. When parents go their separate ways, it always becomes difficult for grandparents to meet and interact with their grandchildren. It often takes an […]
Read MoreWhen a parent wishes to relocate out of state with a minor child, it can create difficulties with the custody and parenting time of the other parent. In order for a relocation to be approved, a court must determine that the move is in the best interest of the children. If you are the parent […]
Read MoreThe current pandemic has had a significant financial toll on most people. Businesses have closed down, several people have been sent home on unpaid leave, and the few lucky ones get to receive just a small percentage of their regular salary. Any pandemic and, in particular, the current coronavirus is an inhibiting factor for anyone […]
Read MoreAs a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, governments have issued stay-at-home orders. As a result of these orders, parents who are separated may face the question of whether a custody exchange should go forward. Additional issues may also arise related to social distancing, travel, exposure to infected persons, and disagreement about the precautions that should […]
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