How Long Is This Going Take?
One of the most common questions family law attorneys get from their clients is “How long is this going to take?” Or, “When will this end?” While family law attorneys … Continued
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The Mediated Prenuptial Agreement: A “Love Document?”
Many people say a prenuptial agreement is an “anti-love” document; it’s “not romantic.” This may be true. Just Google the words “romantic” and “love” and you will find out … Continued
Your Spouse Just Told You He/She Wants a Divorce: 3 Things to Do Now
You are in shock. You finished dinner, put the kids to bed and just as you are falling asleep, your spouse comes to the bedroom and says, “I am not … Continued
Three Questions a Business Owner Should Ask Before Hiring a Divorce Lawyer
There are many questions that one should ask a divorce lawyer, but a business owner (or his or her spouse) has an issue that is not present in every divorce: … Continued
What’s Yours is Mine and What’s Mine is Yours
Those involved in the divorce process often painstakingly comb through financial documents to map out the source of funds used to purchase property in an effort to develop and prepare … Continued
The Divorce Tightrope: Settlement vs. Trial
An often heard plea from my clients is, “But I am offering a reasonable settlement that is not being accepted; and now we have to prepare for trial?” My response … Continued
Young Divorcées
You’re in your late 20s or early 30s, and you’re hit with a milestone you never wanted to achieve: you’re getting divorced. Whether you made a mistake in marrying your … Continued
Social Security Benefits are Not Community Property
“My Social Security retirement is mine; but your pension is ours.” Essentially, what’s mine is mine; what’s yours is ours. This is true when it comes to Social Security retirement … Continued
Five New Year’s Resolutions to Consider during Divorce
When you’re in the midst of a divorce, the New Year becomes an even greater symbol of a new beginning and of starting over. Perhaps, the New Year’s Eve song … Continued
Incapacitated and Unable to Work: Making the Case for Adult Child Support
In the majority of family law cases, child support will terminate upon the earliest of specific triggering events, such as the child’s completing high school, reaching age 19, or achieving … Continued