Understanding Divorce A Little Better

Posted on: 25 August 2023

When going through a divorce or separation, navigating the complex financial aspects can be overwhelming. One of the key areas in family law is understanding how assets are divided and determining spousal support. Here are some important financial considerations in family law. Understanding Asset Division: Determining Marital Property: In most jurisdictions, marital property refers to assets acquired during the marriage. This includes real estate, vehicles, investments, bank accounts, retirement funds, and personal possessions. [Read More]

Posted on: 30 May 2023

Are you going through a divorce and expect to receive support payments due to a disparity between you and your spouse's income? You likely have some questions about how it is going to work. Here is the essential information you should know about this type of support payment you'll receive after a divorce. Why Alimony Exists The purpose of alimony payments is so that a couple can both have a similar standard of living after a divorce. [Read More]

Posted on: 20 March 2023

Divorced or unmarried parents should do their best to create and follow the child custody and visitation agreement. Actions or inactions interfering with the agreement are bad for the kids and can create legal problems. Here are examples of such interference. Failing to Drop a Child After Visitation  A parent interferes with visitation or custody when they fail to deliver the child as per the agreement. Consider a custody and visitation agreement that requires the other parent to pick up the child on Friday evening and drop them off on Sunday evening. [Read More]

Posted on: 11 January 2023

Some issues that crop up in marriage require immediate attention or even a divorce within the shortest time possible. Domestic abuse, for example, needs immediate measures to prevent the abuser from hurting their spouse or kids. In addition, if the abused victim wants to dissolve their marriage, they need legal assistance to fast-track the process. This can enable them to get out of the abusive marriage quickly. You can also hire an attorney to help you seek protection and dissolve your marriage if your partner is abusive. [Read More]