Marital Debt Liability & Reimbursement: Who Owes Who What?
While the division of assets during a divorce causes acrimony because everyone wants more, the division of debt is quite the opposite. Like a hot potato, parties will throw accusations
Marital Debt Liability & Reimbursement: Who Owes Who What?
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Goal Setting For Life After Divorce
Some people view goal setting as a once-a-year exercise, often near January; however, goal setting can occur at any time and may also be driven by monumental life changes.
Attorney Fees and Sanctions in Family Law: What’s the Difference?
By Marlo Van Oorschot Van Oorschot Law Group PC You hear it all the time and it’s often true. People talk about their attorney’s fees, specifically how expensive the divorce was;
Avoiding the Long & Costly Divorce
Many people often reflect on how long and expensive their divorce was, and frequently for good reason because it did take a long time and it was expensive. However, the
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
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
Don’t Overlook These Things to Do When Getting a Divorce
By Marlo Van Oorschot Van Oorschot Law Group PC Divorce is a tricky time for people because, while most people are aware of the basic things to do and not
Avoiding a Divorce Disaster
While a divorce may feel like an earthquake in many lives—an unpredictable, scary and catastrophic event—having emergency supplies around can help alleviate the shock and trauma of the unexpected.
A Parent’s Biggest Fear: Telling the Children About the Divorce
By Marlo Van Oorschot Van Oorschot Law Group PC In the now distant past, divorce was embarrassing to talk about mostly because it was not socially and morally favorably looked
New Domestic Violence Statute Expands the Definition of Abuse
Domestic violence is one of the darkest underbellies within the space of family law. Entrenched in power and control, domestic violence rears its ugly head in a multitude of ways,