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Divorce is never easy and when children are involved, it becomes even more complex. Managing the emotional, legal and practical aspects of both divorce and child custody at the same time can feel overwhelming. Balancing these two processes needs patience, open...
Preparing for divorce is a process fraught with uncertainty. People never know what their spouses may say or do. It could be even more difficult to predict how a judge may handle financial matters. Equitable distribution rules leave much to the discretion of a judge....
Selling a home is a lengthy process. Real estate owners generally want to optimize the price for the property. They achieve that goal by timing when they list the property and bringing in a real estate professional to help them market the home. That process frequently...
Raising children with your ex can be a difficult situation once you split up. Some parents opt to co-parent, which means that they continue to work closely with one another even though they aren’t in a relationship. It’s critical that both adults in this situation...
You and your spouse got divorced, and you split up custody of your children. Because your ex has custody more often and earns less money than you, the court ordered you to pay child support. This represents a percentage of your income, and you have to pay monthly. At...
One little mistake during a divorce could lead to major repercussions. A mistake could mean losing assets, custody rights or financial support. Here are a few common mistakes people make during the divorce process: Missing deadlines Getting the correct divorce...
Custody matters are often among the hardest issues to address during divorce. Both parents may want to have the children live with them most of the time. If they cannot agree on terms for shared custody, then they must take the matter to family court. Judges settling...
Commercial leases tend to be longer and more complex than residential leases. It is relatively common for commercial property owners to require more financial contributions from their tenants than residential landlords do. For example, some commercial leases make...
When someone wants to buy a home, they will make an offer to the seller. In some senses, this offer is a binding contract. If the seller decides to accept the offer, the buyer typically has to move forward – and backing out could cost them financially. However, these...
Your mind is made up. You want out of your marriage, and you’ve taken the step to file for divorce. However, your spouse won’t sign the papers or respond to anything you send their way. Maybe they’re stalling out of anger or think ignoring the situation will somehow...