How An Attorney Can Help You Resolve Your Child Custody Dispute

Posted on 15 August 2017

If you're fighting a child custody battle that seems to have no resolution in sight, consider hiring a lawyer to help you through the process. Here are a few things you can expect an experienced family law attorney to do for you: They'll Act as a Buffer An experienced family lawyer knows how to effectively act as a buffer between you and your spouse so there are less arguments and fewer road blocks to work through as the child custody process unfolds. [Read More]

About Getting Legal Help After An Assault By Your Child

Posted on 10 January 2017

Did one of your children assault you to the extent of having to defend yourself? If you are now facing an assault and child abuse charge for a situation in which you are innocent, there is something that can be done about it. You will need help from a criminal defense attorney to help with proving that you had the right to defend yourself against the other party. You don't want such a charge to affect you for the rest of your life, so it is worth paying the legal fees to prove your case. [Read More]

Three Situations That Will Have A Judge Reconsider The Amount Of Alimony You Pay Every Month

Posted on 15 July 2016

Getting the amount of alimony you pay every month reduced is actually a common question from those who are newly divorced. Alimony isn't a final sentence, it is simply a way to accommodate a spouse to grew used to the standard of living while the two of you were married. Though getting your alimony payments lowered isn't something that every judge is willing to do under normal circumstances, there are situations that will cause the courts to reevaluate your case. [Read More]

Determining Marital Vs. Separate Assets When You Are Going Through A Divorce

Posted on 19 April 2016

When you and your spouse have decided to divorce, there could be a sizable amount of assets for you to divide. Your assets will be divided based on the state in which you live. While the majority of the states are known as equitable distribution states, the remaining states are community property states. In those that are equitable distribution, assets are divided by what is deemed fair when looking at the potential for future earnings. [Read More]

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The Importance of Working With A Divorce Attorney

After I found out that my wife was having an affair with my best friend, I decided that it might be time to call it quits on our relationship. Unfortunately, since we had a large family and a lot of assets, I realized that it was going to be a messy divorce. I started talking to friends and family members about what they might recommend, and I was able to get the name of a lawyer who might be able to help. The difference was amazing. She went through, helped me to analyze my estate, and tried to figure out kind, reasonable ways to mediate things. This blog is all about the incredible importance of working with a divorce attorney.

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