Early Assessment

...of the parenting time, they are rare. Property can be divided “50/50,″ so can debts. But kids are people and discussing their lives in…

Divorce

...good divorce lawyer. 2. Securing financial resources necessary to begin the divorce. 3. Physically separating from your spouse. 4. Negotiating temporary arrangements for your…

Family Law

...pros and cons of refinancing. If you decide to make this choice regarding your property, make sure the financial institutions are still accepting applications…

Separation

...of time into a new account in your name only. Depending on your state laws, this money is still considered marital property, but this…

Custody

Child custody battles are among the most stressful and contentious types of family law cases. They often get ugly and can get very expensive.…

Divorce

...agreeable settlement regarding property, child custody, or any other matter pertaining to your impending divorce, it is best that you seek the help of…

Divorce

...as property, child custody, or anything else related to your divorce, you should seek legal help. Whatever your circumstance, knowing where to file for…

Divorce

...and visit the correct courts in order to finalize it. If you and your spouse are unable to reach a settlement on the property,…

Same Sex Marriage

...the government from depriving any individual of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. The Fifth Amendment applies to federal activities, and…

Civil Unions

...to make medical decisions for one’s partner, inherit property, and receive spousal benefits. What Are The Implications Of Civil Unions Not Being Recognized Federally?…

Divorce

...resources of the marital property to the other spouse, and whether one spouse has acted in “bad faith” to cause the marriage to break…

Events

...worth of property, relationships, safety, mental health, finances and so much more. Attorneys serve as a tool to assist individuals navigate their specific tools…

Child Support

...of child support includes similar penalties, such as wage garnishments, liens against property, and license suspensions. Non-compliant parents might also face legal actions that…