Navigating Sports Participation After Divorce – What You Need to Know
As the new school year starts, many kids are thinking about sports participation. Whether a child shows interest in fall sports at school, or prefers
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As the new school year starts, many kids are thinking about sports participation. Whether a child shows interest in fall sports at school, or prefers
When couples divorce, it is easy to get sucked in to the emotional side of the decision. Unfortunately, when people make decisions based on emotion
When people meet with a divorce attorney for the first time, they often ask about character witnesses. They wonder if they will need witnesses, how
Separation and Divorce In Maryland, the first legal step in the divorce process is determining what ground for divorce applies to a given case. (A
Once a court issues a child support order, it becomes a valid and enforceable order until one of the following events occurs, resulting in a
There are financial considerations a couple should contemplate and address before remarrying. From alimony to social security, the decision to remarry can have consequences that
Child Custody and the Holidays: For Those Who Have a Child Custody Schedule Fourth of July is just around the corner – do you know
Even for people who are divorcing for a second or third time, the process can be fraught with questions. No two divorces are the same.
There are multiple things to consider when planning a divorce. How should you approach the divorce? Should you keep the house? Does your friend really
Mediation is one of the many ways couples can proceed when getting a divorce. In mediation, the couple meets with a specially trained, neutral third
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