Read Our Latest Blog
-
Social Media During Family Law Cases: Tips for Clients
What a party in a child support case or any other family dispute posts online could be used as evidence against them. Social media has undoubtedly influenced every aspect of our lives, both professionally and personally. Some studies show that
-
How to Change Your Name After a Divorce
Divorce is a traumatic life event that comes with a wide range of changes and obligations, like figuring out custody issues, dividing assets, and deciding living arrangements. Changing your name might be at the bottom of your to-do list, but
-
Components of a Prenuptial Agreement
Prenuptial agreements have been around since the colonial days in the Americas. In the seventeenth century, men outnumbered women six to one in the Canadian colonies. King Louis XIV often promised these poor women a more stable economic situation if
-
Steps to Take if You Think a Divorce is Coming
Lisa Hochstein, star of “The Real Housewives of Miami,” never saw it coming. She knew her marriage of 13 years had some bumps but didn’t think it would end suddenly. When her husband informed her that he was divorcing her
-
How to Stop Child Support Wage Garnishments
When the pandemic stimulus checks went out, many parents who pay child support got a nasty surprise. The money they were counting on for debt, food, gas, and other vital expenses was clawed back by the state of California as
-
Can Personal Income be Kept as Separate Property During a Marriage?
In the U.S., divorce is extremely common and should be planned for, even in the happiest of relationships. Up to 50 percent of first marriages break apart, and second and third marriages fare even worse, with divorce rates of 67