I was married for ten years before I realized that I just wasn't happy. In addition to trying to further my own career, I was also dealing with a husband who couldn't care less about his. He was fine just where he was, and he wasn't interested in making any more money or helping me out with things around the house. I decided to get divorced, but I knew that it would be hard for my family. To make things easier, I decided to work with a great attorney who could facilitate the entire process. She walked me through the entire process, and explained how we were going to proceed. This blog is all about making your divorce a little easier.
Posted on: 14 April 2021
Are you in the process of starting estate planning, but not sure if you need a will or a trust? This can be very confusing when you have children that are under the age of 18 since if you were to pass away prematurely there needs to be a decision about what happens with your assets. The two main ways to handle it are with either a will or a trust.
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Posted on: 4 November 2020
If you or a loved one has been arrested for a felony, then you want to get a Felony Lawyers to help out your case. In the best case scenario, a lawyer should be hired as quickly as possible. You can learn more about some of the reasons why it is important to have a defense lawyer by reading more here.
Get help with the questioning process
When arrested, there will be different things that will happen right from the start that a lawyer will be helpful with.
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Posted on: 16 July 2020
If you and your spouse are currently involved in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy proceeding and are considering ending your marriage, there are some things you'll need to consider before you file for divorce. In some cases, the bankruptcy case will simply need to conclude before your divorce is finalized; in other situations, you may be forced to shift to a Chapter 7 bankruptcy instead. Learn more about the laws and rules behind divorcing during a bankruptcy case.
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Posted on: 28 October 2019
Child support is a potentially thorny topic, whether you were married to your ex-partner or not. The court will consider a large number of factors when dealing with a child support case, but one of the first and most crucial is the issue of paternity. For most married couples, this issue is relatively straightforward. Absent other evidence or allegations, a man who was married at the time that a child was conceived will be named the presumed father.
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