Children deserve the best from their parents, and this includes the provision of a nurturing and healthy environment for the child to grow up in. However, not all parents are capable of providing this and sometimes, it may lead to them losing their parental rights. As...
It’s frustrating to deal with a co-parent who isn’t compliant with their legal obligations. That’s particularly true when they fail to pay the child support they’re required to pay. It’s a common frustration. However, you have to be careful about trying to take a...
When both parents envision having custody of their children after a divorce and have different beliefs as to how they should be raised, it can create some difficulty in deciding child custody. If custody is not easily established, parents may need to present their...
If you are a parent going through a divorce, then one of your worries may be about the future care of your children. Negotiating child custody during a divorce can help parents decide where a child lives and which parent is responsible for providing for their child’s...
Despite the fact that being a “girl dad” is widely celebrated these days, divorcing fathers still find long-held attitudes about mothers being more important for their daughters than fathers rising to the surface as they seek equal parenting time with their children...
The use of social media during divorce is widely discouraged because posts can serve as evidence. Your posts can disadvantage you regarding property division, spousal support and child support/custody, among other divorce-related matters. So, should you deactivate...
Divorce can be stressful enough, without prying eyes looking in on the process. For most people, privacy is very important. This is especially the case for business owners or those in the public eye. Is there anything you can do to protect your privacy? In short, the...
Divorce is often complex, affecting all those involved. The emotions of the situation can be distracting, leaving some spouses unaware that their significant other may not have disclosed all their assets. Unfortunately, this often leads to unfair property division....
You and your spouse are family business owners, and so that business is one of the biggest assets that you own. It’s also your source of income. It’s a very valuable financial asset that can determine what your future looks like after the divorce. You may be assuming...
When you got divorced, the court looked at your earnings and determined that you needed to pay child support to your ex. You started making these monthly payments, which continued for a few years. Unfortunately, your job did not continue until the support obligation...