If you and your spouse have decided to move on from your marriage, you’ll need to divide your assets before your divorce process can be completed. If you can’t agree on how to split the value of your marital estate, the judge assigned to your case will decide who gets...
People often believe that child custody and child support orders are interdependent. Sometimes one parent will try to deny their co-parent their custody or visitation rights because they’re behind on their child support payments. It may seem only fair that if a...
After the initial custody judgment is signed, there may be times when you might need to return to the negotiating table or courtroom and modify your custody agreement. These modifications are not undertaken lightly. Divorces are disruptive to all involved, so the...
As a divorcing parent, you may have come across the term “the child’s best interests.” Judges must use this as a basis when deciding how parents will share responsibility for their children. But what exactly does it mean? It’s not about what the child wants ...
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