The decision to end a marriage, to legally separate or to remain married is a deeply personal one. As such, only you can truly know whether filing for divorce is or is not the healthiest choice for you and your family. However, in times of trial it can be difficult to tell what is and what is […]
When you file for divorce or file a claim in a child custody dispute, a domestic violence case or any other family law matter, you inevitably develop a set of expectations about how the legal process will develop and resolve. This is a completely normal reaction to filing something as personal as a family law claim. However, […]
When you file for divorce or file a claim in a child custody dispute, a domestic violence case or any other family law matter, you inevitably develop a set of expectations about how the legal process will develop and resolve. This is a completely normal reaction to filing something as personal as a family law claim. However, […]
Tax season is now well underway. Most Americans do not file their taxes until February, March and even April. If you fall into this majority and have not filed your taxes yet, please remember that spousal maintenance results in certain tax consequences. If you pay or receive spousal maintenance, bring this fact to the attention of […]
We have previously discussed some of the ways in which social media, email and other modern forms of communication may impact family law cases. Depending on the nature of your case, opposing counsel may seek out evidence on your social media accounts and your own attorney may be able to use evidence from another party’s […]
It is now a well-known fact that divorce rates tend to spike for a period of time after the holiday season has ended. For many couples, opting to split at the start of a new year is appealing. The stress of the holiday season is complete and the hopeful symbolism of a fresh year may […]
