Category: Family Law

Divorce can be a difficult time for everyone involved, especially for children. It's not uncommon for children to feel confused or conflicted about spending time with both parents after a divorce. However, if your child refuses to visit the other parent, it can create even more stress and strain on the family. As a parent, it's essential to address this issue and find a solution that works for everyone. The following blog explores potential reasons why your child might be refusing...

An amicable divorce is a way of approaching the separation process that avoids costly and lengthy court disputes. It is an alternative to any potential animosity between spouses who recognize that a mutual resolution may benefit both parties. If children are involved in a divorce, it is especially critical for parents to come together to serve their family's best interests and preserve children's mental health. An amicable divorce offers couples the opportunity to settle their matters privately and with consideration...

Divorce is already a daunting process, but when a couple has multiple properties and other assets to divide, the levels of complexity increase. As stakes become higher and more complex, taking measures to protect one's financial future moving forward is essential. These decisions can be difficult to make correctly without knowledge of the market and taxes.  Even seemingly small choices can have long-term consequences for one's well-being. Those involved in high-asset divorces must undertake appropriate counsel and due diligence to ensure optimal outcomes....

Co-parenting after a separation or divorce can be difficult and draining, not only for the adults involved but also for the children trying to adjust to their new family situation. Parents who have just undergone one of the most significant changes of their lives are now navigating new waters without a partner. Children may be experiencing strong emotions themselves, and dealing with change is difficult for the entire family. Fortunately, with some essential shared custody tips in mind, it is...