Going through divorce is emotionally fraying enough, but at times the process the court requires can be draining as well. Whether you are testifying in your divorce trial or giving your deposition, a few key points to remember to help you get through either process: Take your time. If you need to think about whatever… Continue reading →
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Am I expected to pay child support if I am not the biological parent of the child?
A man could still be required to pay child support if he was never married to the mother and is not the biological father, if paternity is established. When a baby is born, one of the most important things to do is to establish paternity of the child. Establishing paternity, meaning who is the father,… Continue reading →
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