Month: May 2015

Many people are under the impression that child support only covers the bare necessities, including things such as clothing and food. This is not true. While all 50 states have their own guidelines for child support, it is meant to cover a variety of expenses,...

When a person with money, a house, or other wealth marries, it makes perfect sense to secure a premarital contract, commonly called a prenuptial agreement. After all, the person doesn't want to have everything they value wind up owned by the one they marry if divorce...

When you decide to end your marriage, there are a lot of issues to address. Those include who gets to continue to be a day-to-day parent with primary custody, who gets to continue to live in the family home and many more. One is the division of your 403(b) retirement...

There is nothing fun about the divorce process. Not only are you ending a personal relationship with a person you once loved, but many financial questions and concerns will come to the forefront.It is likely that you will split most or all assets and debts as the...

As a caring parent, you want nothing more than to protect your child or children in the event of a divorce. You have a lot going on, as you and your former spouse are parting ways. Even so, this doesn't mean you can overlook the importance of taking care of your...

People attribute their divorces to a wide array of causes. Many say that financial problems and arguments over money are what ended their marriage. Others say that the divorce happened because of incompatibilities when spending time together, or even due to spending...

There is nothing simple about a child custody case, as this can drag on for many months. This is particularly true if the parents are also going through divorce. Fortunately, there are times when child custody mediation can result in a relatively efficient process....