Archive for 'Divorce' Category
If you share both children and pets with your ex, custody-related decisions can become even more complex than they might otherwise be. Pets are legally considered property in most states, but for many families, they are cherished members whose well-being deserves thoughtful planning, especially when children are involved. In homes with kids, pets often provide […]
Social media is a place where people go to connect with friends, family members and others. Some people choose to share cautiously on social media, but others are open about every aspect of their lives. For those who are going through a divorce, there are some specific considerations that must be taken into account if […]
People contemplating divorce often feel very anxious about the process. They don’t know what to expect, and they may assume the worst. Few things sound more unappealing than filing for divorce and having the courts dismiss the case. Remaining trapped in an unhealthy marriage after trying to divorce a spouse could be disastrous. Some people […]
One of the more challenging aspects of going through a divorce is determining how to handle the property division matters. This requires that you and your ex determine all the assets and debts that you acquired during the marriage. Considering these two tips may make it a bit easier as you work through this aspect […]
One of the most difficult aspects of having children with someone you aren’t in a relationship with any longer is that you still have to work with each other to raise the children. Some people are fortunate enough to have an ex that they can work with, but not everyone has that luxury. If you’re […]
During divorce proceedings, married couples have to address a variety of different issues. Spouses who own a home together may find themselves disagreeing on issues related to their real property. After years of living in, working on and paying for a home, people tend to have very strong attachments to where they live. It is […]
In a DUI case, probable cause is a key evidential standard. It refers to the facts or evidence that would lead a reasonable person to believe a crime has been committed. Before police can arrest someone for DUI, they must have probable cause to think the driver was breaking the law. Below are some key […]
For many considering divorce, the idea of a lengthy courtroom battle can be overwhelming. The good news is, there are ways to move forward without ever stepping in front of a judge. Every situation is different, but some couples find they can end their marriage without the help of a court or judge. Understanding the […]
As spring will quickly turn to summer, many families are looking ahead and making plans for vacations, camps and time off from school. For co-parents, this is also a good time to revisit parenting time schedules and consider how they may need to be adjusted to accommodate summer changes in routine. If you co-parent with […]
If you are involved in a traffic stop or if a police officer comes to your house, they could have a variety of questions for you. For instance, during a traffic stop, officers often ask where you are going, if you know why they stopped your car or if you have had anything to drink. […]
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