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Whether you are the spouse paying or receiving spousal support after divorce, understanding the difference between lump sum vs. monthly payments is crucial. These two types of support payments are distinct in when and how they are paid, and whether t… Read More

Social media is woven into our everyday lives. Many people use it to communicate, keep in touch with others, and stay updated on current events. While platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok can be beneficial to connect and feel like you’… Read More

Few conversations feel as difficult as explaining a divorce to your children. Parents often worry about their child’s reaction. They may fear saying something that makes the situation harder to understand. Knowing how to talk to your children about… Read More

Blending families is never simple, and parents often wonder, “How does remarriage impact child custody arrangements and child support?” Courts don’t automatically change orders when a parent remarries, but shifts in household routines, living a… Read More

If you are going through a contested divorce, and there are disputes over issues such as hidden assets, property division, or child custody, depositions may be necessary. The testimony given at a divorce deposition can help shape each party’s strat… Read More

Spousal support can be crucial to ensure a financially dependent spouse’s needs are met after divorce. But once a court has awarded spousal support, the order isn’t always set in stone. There are certain circumstances under which a court would mo… Read More

When you schedule your first meeting with your divorce attorney, you may be uncertain of what questions you should ask. It’s a good idea to prepare a list of questions and concerns in advance to ensure you cover the issues that are important to you… Read More

When faced with a custody dispute, it can be easy for parents to put their own preferences first. However, the outcome the parents might want isn’t necessarily what is best for the child. The “best interests of the child” is the legal standard… Read More