Legal Custody: It Doesn’t Have to be All or Nothing
By Marlo Van Oorschot Van Oorschot Law Group PC Custody, one of the most heated areas of family law, consists of two parts: legal and physical custody. Physical custody defines
Legal Custody: It Doesn’t Have to be All or Nothing
I’ve presented these articles which I have written because I feel they offer good information for my clients. Reading them at your leisure will help you better understand your situation. If you have any questions regarding what you’ve read here, especially how it may relate to your own family law issue, please feel free to contact my office. We will be happy to arrange a consultation to discuss all your questions.
Just When You Thought It Was Over: The Post-Judgment Custody & Visitation Proceeding
Family law cases typically entail ongoing issues rather than a distinct event, for example, child support, custody, and visitation. Thus, family law builds in the necessary flexibility to accommodate changing
Lazy Days of Summer Turn to Holiday Travel Planning Post-COVID
By Marlo Van Oorschot Van Oorschot Law Group PC We are emerging from a very dark year of travel restrictions, lockdowns, and missed family gatherings all due to the COVID-19
When Age Matters in a Family Law Proceeding: Age, Health and Children
Sometimes, age is more than just a number in a family law proceeding. Spending one’s golden years, when also ill, embroiled in litigation is a terrible way to spend one’s
Bye Bye Remote Learning: Back to School!
By Marlo Van Oorschot Van Oorschot Law Group PC For over a year, children have been attending school via remote learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic. If all things go
Debunking Common Child Support Myths
In our last post, we debunked some of the more common misconceptions about spousal support. We now turn to some of the frequent myths about child support.
The Myths and Urban Legends of Spousal Support
By Marlo Van Oorschot Van Oorschot Law Group PC Spousal support, in most divorces, is a lightning rod issue. For many couples, money was a source of arguments during the
The Risks of NOT Seeking A Domestic Violence Restraining Order
The decision to seek a Domestic Violence Restraining Order is often fraught with uncertainty, fear, and general uneasiness. Many victims worry that the abuse they are experiencing—whether physical, verbal, or
Is it Time to Negotiate?
By Marlo Van Oorschot Van Oorschot Law Group PC By June, in the world of divorce, it’s time to think about how to resolve the divorce if there is a
Summertime and the Sharing Should Be Easy
Summer 2021 is right around the corner, and fortunately, from our current vantage point, it seems like it’s going to look better than Summer 2020. While children may be required