Why Traveling With Children is Sometimes Difficult After Divorce
Taking a short or extended vacation is a great way to enjoy time with your children, especially after you have just gone through a stressful divorce and can use the break. Your children are excited to leave and you have everything planned out – but will it go exactly as you’ve wished? With an order…
Read MoreWhen the Other Parent Interferes With Your Parenting Time
When you are going through a divorce, the last thing you want is to involve your children in a negative fashion. It’s nice to be involved in a divorce where both parents can talk about the serious issues without letting it get between them as parents. However, when parents want to act in a retaliatory…
Read MoreBreaking the Myths on Your Monthly Child Support Payments
You’ve learned the ins and outs of child support, but you still have questions. You’ve heard things from others about child support payments and want to make sure you’re getting the most out of your experience. From an experienced attorney who understands both sides in the matter, we want to discuss child support myths with…
Read MoreRecognizing the Signs of Spousal Retaliation in Divorce
Nobody says that a divorce won’t turn ugly, especially when you are dealing with a narcissistic spouse. Today we will look at some of the ways that spouses tend to retaliate against their spouse when they file for divorce, on a physical and emotional level. Learning the signs could help you protect yourself in a…
Read MoreSteps That Everyone Should Take Before They Divorce
Divorce is a difficult time, and you’re never really prepared, are you? No matter what divorce option you and your spouse decide on, you know that there will be new emotional and financial challenges in your life and other hurdles you will have to avoid. There are some steps you should take before you enter…
Read MoreHas Your Spouse Been Denying That Domestic Violence Has Occurred?
Perhaps you have been dealing with the effects of domestic violence for quite some time now. Maybe you told somebody that you could trust about the violence and asked for advice, but they turned around and your spouse denied it. Denying abuse is a popular tactic because no abuser wants to admit what is actually…
Read MoreWhat is a Parent Permitted to Pay for With Child Support?
Raising children is not a cheap or easy thing to do. The cost of raising a child is a very expensive thing nowadays. For instance, if you have children in school, you know that it is very expensive to pay for their prom clothing every year, or their yearbooks when that time of the year…
Read MoreShould I Have an Attorney for Establishing Child Support?
When it comes to child support, the help is out there so that no child gets left behind when it comes to finances to care for them. Child support is a way for a custodial parent to receive money from their ex-spouse or partner that helps them care for their children in every aspect, from…
Read MoreThe Growing Issue of Neglect of the Elderly in Nursing Homes
Today we want to focus on elderly neglect, which has been a growing concern in nursing homes today. But what is neglect of an elder? It is when a caregiver fails to meet the needs of an elderly person that they give care to every day, such as withholding their food, medications, and even their…
Read MoreHelping Your Children Through the Difficult Times in Divorce
When you are going through divorce, one of the main aspects you want to consider is how you can reduce conflict throughout the process. Reducing conflict is one of the most peaceful ways for you to move forward in the divorce process and minimize the drama, as well as work toward the best results in…
Read MoreRestraining Order FAQ For Those Experiencing Domestic Violence
If you have been abused by your spouse and you are attempting to start the process, you want to know everything involved with restraining orders, which are to be expected in domestic violence cases. But what is a restraining order? This order is one that requires an individual to not do specific acts. In the…
Read MoreWhat is “Full Faith and Credit” as it Pertains to Custody?
You and your ex have successfully divorced and spoken about the parameters of your custody order. You feel good about things and the direction your life is taking. But then, suddenly, you receive a job offer and believe that you’re going to take it – but it’s in another state. And though you probably won’t…
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