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How to Handle the Holidays with your Divorced Family

How to Handle the Holidays with your Divorced Family

The winter holidays are fast approaching, and with them comes a good deal of stress. In 2018, a third of Americans traveled during the holiday season, according to AAA. Even without travel, there is still quite a lot going on during the holidays. The holiday season is a time for celebration and many holiday events and the stress and deviation…

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How Do I Get a Restraining Order?

How Do I Get a Restraining Order?

Before you ask how to get a restraining order, you should first ask “Can I get a restraining order?” I was recently asked by a mother if she could get a restraining order from her ex-husband’s new wife that was being confrontational during the children’s baseball games. Dealing with an adult behaving in any disruptive way at a child’s extracurricular…

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Do I Still Have to Pay Child Support If I Lose My Job?

Do I Still Have to Pay Child Support If I Lose My Job?

Recently our area lost a major employer and hundreds of people are left in a financial crisis. One of the many questions that people ask is: “Do I still have to pay child support if I lose my job?” The answer is YES, but you may have a legal remedy to address the major change in your financial situation. Generally,…

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Dividing Business Assets During a Divorce

Dividing Business Assets During a Divorce

A business can be one of the most important and valuable assets to you or your spouse. Figuring out what will happen to a business can cause additional stress during a divorce. To relieve some of this anxiety, this blog post on dividing business assets during a divorce will explain the basics of splitting a business, your options, the challenges…

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Dividing Financial Assets During a Divorce

Dividing Financial Assets During a Divorce

Dividing property during a divorce can be confusing, overwhelming, and can seem impossible. Dividing financial assets during a divorce can be even more difficult and frustrating. This blog post will ease your anxiety by explaining how checking and saving accounts, 401(k), retirement accounts, pensions, IRAs, stocks and bonds, annuities, and trusts are divided during a divorce. Checking and Savings Accounts …

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How to Prepare to Divide Property for a Divorce

How to Prepare to Divide Property for a Divorce

One of the biggest sources of tension in a divorce is the division of assets and property. This can also be one of the most difficult tasks faced by divorcing couples when starting the divorce process. When two people live together, they accumulate furniture, knick-knacks, and family memorabilia, and what was once considered “ours” must now be split into “yours”…

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Child Support but No Visitation?

Child Support but No Visitation?

Are you expected to pay child support, but not able to visit your child? It can be confusing, but child support does not equal child custody or visitation. I have had numerous calls from distraught parents because their other parent is withholding the child until he or she pays support. Whether it’s court ordered or not, your relationship and time…

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When Child Support Turns into a Custody Battle

When Child Support Turns into a Custody Battle

Is the other parent of your child seeking custody now that you are asking for child support? You have done the right thing by making sure your child has the support they deserve, but now you find yourself in a custody battle.  Unfortunately, it is too common that child support turns into a custody battle, and what is more unfortunate…

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