Family Law

It is common for people to assume that an estate plan is not essential until they have a considerable fortune. If you have a minor child, you must have an estate plan, irrespective of the size of your estate assets. Since your child is your most important asset. According to a recent study, only 36 […] More

An uncontested divorce can guide a couple to end their marital relationship peacefully and with dignity under the right circumstances. Whatever your marital status, going through a divorce can be devastating; regardless of how long you’ve been together. Along with detaching yourself from your partner, it is extremely difficult to separate personal belongings that you […] More

Going through a divorce takes a toll on your mental and physical health. Even if the divorce is consensual, the individuals involved still take a hit as they are parting ways with someone they spent a significant time of their lives. Moreover, the added financial stress and time requirements cause further disruption in your life. […] More

Custody arrangements are not uncommon after divorce. It works well to keep the best interests of both parents, especially if they live nearby. However, the arrangements get complicated when the custodial parent wishes to relocate, making visitation hard for the noncustodial parent. If you want to relocate your child after divorce due to a valid […] More

Although not bound by blood, pets are an integral part of any family. Pets are proven to be great companions in health and sickness. They also help reduce stress. Therefore, our love for them transcends in the same way. However, seeing them as a part of our families and not as properties often leads to […] More

When you hire a family lawyer to represent you in a legal matter, a two-way relationship is formed in which both parties expect each other to be transparent and fulfill their jobs. However, it becomes difficult for the client if their lawyer is not competent enough to handle their case. The lawyer’s incompetency might make […] More

The holiday season is a time of happiness and merriment, but for someone dealing with a divorce, this time of the year can get a bit much to handle, and understandably so! Navigating everyday life after parting ways with one’s spouse is tremendously devastating as it is, but with the celebratory air of the holidays […] More

The holiday season is supposed to be a time of excitement, happiness, and joy for families. Most parents want to spend their holidays with their children; however, parents who have recently separated or divorced their spouse find it challenging to decide who gets the kids for the holidays. There is no doubt that co-parenting is […] More

Going through a divorce can be emotionally challenging but can also have a profound impact on your finances. After all, the same pool of assets and cumulative income supporting a family now has to support two separate households. Unfortunately, most people who file for divorce do not prepare themselves financially. As a result, they have […] More

An important legal question to think about – “why is proving paternity important?” Determining the paternity of a child can have a significant impact on both the child and parents. Naturally, legally married parents assume paternity at the birth of their child. But for unmarried couples, the situation is different. Determining the paternity of a […] More

When parents get divorced, it can profoundly impact the lives of their children. For teens, this process can be particularly difficult.  Parents sometimes lean on teenagers to take care of their younger siblings, do more house chores, or even pass on messages between both of them. This process can take an emotional toll on teenagers, […] More

A parenting plan is a binding agreement between the parties who have shared parental responsibilities. They are used in the event of a breakup, separation, or divorce. It’s not mandatory to have a parenting plan. But this form of agreement can be helpful to fall back on in case issues arise concerning the children. A […] More