The Duty to Pay Child Support All parents are legally obligated to provide their children with adequate support, so they have the financial means to secure necessities such as food, clothing, shelter, medical care, and schooling. This duty arises from the parent-child ...
Read MoreTelling your children about your impending divorce is likely one of the most difficult tasks you will ever face. How you break the news to them will ...
View MoreDivorce litigation is an inherently contentious and adversarial process that often leaves both parties feeling wounded and bruised. However, you do ...
View MoreFor divorcing parents, vying for child custody is one of the most heart-wrenching challenges of the entire process. Given the emotionally charged ...
View MoreIf this is your first holiday season after your divorce, you might have some reservations about celebrating this festive time of year. However, just ...
View MoreIf you and your former spouse have children, you will not have the luxury of cutting off contact with one another after your divorce is finalized. ...
View MoreEven after a divorce, both parents are expected to support their children emotionally and financially. Unfortunately, some parents refuse to fulfill ...
View MoreWe perform many important tasks online. We pay our bills, monitor our bank accounts and investments, and even file our taxes through the use of a ...
View MoreDivorce-related stress can have a major impact on your capacity to continue to be productive at work. However, since it will take some time before the ...
View MoreChild custody plans are essential for both children and their parents. They provide consistency, stability, and ensure the children are cared for and ...
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