Recent Posts in the Family Law Category

• What Is a Conservatorship, and How Do I Get One?

  Oct 16, 2019
  When we age, it becomes difficult to look after our own financial best interests. That’s why the government recognizes the practice of ...
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• In Vitro Fertilization: Medical Breakthrough, or Nightmare Divorce?

  Aug 8, 2019
  With amazing scientific advances like in vitro fertilization (IVF), people who were previously unable to have biological children can now experience a ...
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• Common Law Marriage And What It Means for Same Sex Couples

  Feb 18, 2019
  In 2016, the Supreme Court ruled that same sex marriage was legal. This provided the opportunity for same sex couples in all states to marry. The ...
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• Who Pays for the Children's College Education?

  Sep 7, 2018
  While divorce means the end of marriage, it is not the end of parenting responsibilities and the concerns you may have for your children and their ...
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• Property - What is Separate, what is marital, and what is a gift to the marriage?

  Apr 20, 2018
  Divorces divide all assets and debt accrued or incurred during the marriage. However, some assets or debts my not be considered marital and therefore ...
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• Holiday Parenting Time

  Dec 21, 2017
  For children of divorcing or separated families, the holidays present challenges. Children often find themselves in the middle of conflict and being ...
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• What to Do Before My Ex Takes Our Child on an Out-of-State Vacation

  Aug 22, 2017
  As an adult, you are probably accustomed to traveling whenever you want, however, if you share custody of a child, going out of state can be a little ...
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• What to Do if the Child Custody Plan Is No Longer Convenient for Our Child's New School Schedule?

  Aug 8, 2017
  A new school year can mean an entirely different schedule and more extra-curricular activities for your child, but what does it mean for your existing ...
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