When a couple has a child and they are not married, oftentimes paternity is in question. Before formulating orders for child support, custody or visitation rights, a family law judge will want to be sure that paternity is established. When a child is born to a married couple, it is presumed that her husband is… Continue reading →
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Conflict and your child
A child can take so much – eventually he or she will break down when there is constant conflict between his or her parents – parents that hate each other. This can take a toll on a child. The child’s distress can form school-related problems, depression, or anxiety. The child can start complaining about frequent… Continue reading →
Understanding family law
Are you confused about the division of marital assets, spousal support, and child custody? Are you concerned that your financial future will no longer be secure? If you are heading for divorce, chances are you have many questions. You need to understand your options. When you are involved in a family dispute, you need personal… Continue reading →
Property division and tax consequences
When proceeding with divorce, it is very important for both parties to pay close attention to the relationship between divorce and taxes. The method in which assets are divided can have significant tax consequences to each of the spouses. Tax consequences pertaining to the division of assets in the marital estate plus payments of spousal… Continue reading →
DNA testing
Establishing paternity is a critical first step in collecting child support. Once legal paternity is established, a child has the right to the father’s medical coverage, support and other benefits the father can provide. Paternity is also important for the father’s rights and visitation. You have a right to know if you are someone’s father… Continue reading →
Divorce and children
Divorce is no fun. It is filled with pain, confusion, bitterness and financial expense. It is especially sad when one party wants it and the other doesn’t. It gets worse when there are children involved. If your spouse wants a divorce, but you don’t, consider the following: · Is it worth staying together? Would you… Continue reading →
Filing an appeal
Your final divorce judgment has been handed to you after months and months of battling with your ex-spouse. What do you do if you are not happy with the court’s decision? You can file an appeal to a higher court to review a possible mistake. If you believe the first court made a mistake in… Continue reading →
What is a litigated divorce?
Divorce is not a one size fits all. Every divorce is different. Some couples agree amicably to get a divorce and work out the issues involved on their own. They may even do their own paperwork or hire one attorney to prepare all the necessary documents. This type of divorce is considered relatively fast and… Continue reading →
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