A Focused Approach To Divorce And Family Law
When parents pay child support, they want to know that the other parent is spending the money wisely. Some parents may even request that the recipient parent provide some sort of accounting for how they spend their child support funds. But in general, the courts do...
When a parent of minor children has a substance use disorder, that factor must be considered when determining custody and visitation arrangements during the divorce process. These decisions can be so difficult for so many reasons, and each family is unique in how...
An important — and often controversial — part of any divorce is the division of marital property. In our state, the division of the marital estate between the parties must be equitable, meaning based on fairness under the circumstances. Of course, no fair division is...
Divorce is always a complicated affair, but when there is a family business involved, even more complex issues can arise. Both parties to such a divorce have significant property and other interests related to the value and operation of the business that must be...
During marriage, assigning different roles and responsibilities to each spouse makes sense. Sometimes there is an obvious reason for deciding which spouse handles certain matters, but other times spouses naturally fall into a rhythm for managing household...
Most divorces occur due to an elevated level of tension and disagreement between spouses. If divorcing spouses don't have children together, then the two parties can usually walk away with little contact going forward. But in many cases, parents must be able to work...