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Post-pandemic: Divorce
Divorce lawyers across America are reporting a huge spike in the number of calls from those seeking divorce. More »
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What happens with Pension in Divorce?
A divorcee may be entitled to a portion of their former spouses pension. More »
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Health Insurance after Divorce
In the event of divorce, one spouse or the other will be required to obtain their own health insurance. More »
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How courts are deciding Child Custody
Types of child custody and important factors. More »
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Divorce On The Rise in Shrinking Middle Class
Much has been made of the division of classes in America recently. Relationship issues can become additionally stressful if finances are tight. Today more couples are dividing debt rather than assets. More »
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How Do Courts Determine “Best Interests of the Child” In a Custody Case?
The court decides what is in the "best interest of the child", but what exactly does this mean? More »
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Determining Income in a Family Law Case Where a Spouse is Dishonest
Sometimes one party to a divorce will attempt to hide their true income or where they attempt to intentionally manipulate their income to appear lower. More »
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Can Courts order Child Support?
Courts can order child support to be paid both while a divorce action is pending and after a divorce has been granted. More »
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Proving Your Spouse’s Income for Determining Child Support
Proving your spouses income for determining child support is essential for receiving a fair child support contribution. More »
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Considering a Separation Agreement with your Spouse?
Considerations when agreeing to a separation agreement with your spouse. More »
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Facts Divorce Courts Consider When Dividing Assets
Courts generally will not care or consider who is to blame for the breakup of the marriage in determining what is equitable. More »
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Alimony and Spousal Support
The financial obligation to the ex-spouse often continues after the divorce, through alimony and spousal support, which usually are not influenced by fault. More »
