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The education that your children receive will play a major role in their future success. From the peers that they interact with to the courses that they take, what they experience in school will shape their personalities and determine their future opportunities. You...
It’s inevitable that getting divorced is going to impact your standard of living. It’s not just the expenses that go along with the divorce itself, but life can become more expensive in the months and years following that divorce. For example, you and your spouse...
When the marriage is over and the couple decides to go their separate ways, one of the most important steps they will take is dividing the marital property. Often, divorcing couples tend to reach a settlement on their own. Sometimes, however, property division may...
The breakdown of a once-loving relationship can happen in any family, even those involved in the armed forces. As the spouse of a service member, you probably have concerns about how a divorce will impact your family’s benefits. You may be relieved to learn that your...
If your co-parent wants to move with the children to a different state under a shared custody order, they must seek the court’s approval. A judge will assess their reasons for relocation and determine whether they are in good faith and if they are in the best interest...
High-asset divorces often have unique assets that have to be appraised and divided. Sometimes, it’s hard to know what to do with certain items or even to understand if they have value at all. Art is one of those assets. To one person, the art might not be important or...
You married your high school sweetheart right before you joined the military. This was a very busy and chaotic time, and you were deployed once you were qualified to serve overseas. All of this put some strain on your relationship, and you could tell that your new...
One of the biggest things that parents will ask when they go through a divorce is if the children get to choose where they're going to live. They want to know who's in charge of determining child custody. In some cases, this concern may stem from the fact that the...
You’ve been with your partner for a while now and you’re contemplating getting married. You trust each other, but you’ve also both established businesses and property portfolios that you want to keep. You’ve heard about prenuptial agreements but are not quite sure...
You and your ex don't really get along after the divorce, but you do still share custody of the children. Your ex is supposed to drop them off at your house once a week, and they spend a few days with you before going back to live with your ex again. After the two of...
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