Compassionate And Accessible Legal Advocacy For Alabama
If you are getting divorced as a parent, it may take time to tell everyone involved in the child’s life about the upcoming split. You will certainly talk to family members and close friends. But what about the child’s teacher? Do you need to let the school know? You...
Your living arrangement is among the first matters you will deal with after deciding to dissolve your marriage. So, where should you stay before the divorce is finalized? Here are three options to consider: 1. Both of you can remain in the family home If you and your...
Some divorced couples can go their separate ways. For others, parents in particular, it simply isn’t that easy. Divorced parents have to go on and function as co-parents usually. While it is perfectly possible for co-parents to get along, it isn’t always easy and it...
A court expects both spouses to be honest when declaring their finances in a divorce. Yet some people are not. Two ways spouses can try to cheat their partner out of funds are: Hiding assets Divorcing spouses sometimes look for ways to put money out of reach of their...
Divorce can affect different aspects of your life, including your finances. You may be concerned about how to maintain your living standard during and after the divorce. Here are two financial concerns you may have: Immediate financial concerns You may be concerned...
Children may have a preference when it comes to their custody arrangement after divorce. Even if legal custody is split equally, meaning that both parents have the same decision-making power and need to work together, physical custody or parenting time still has to be...
