How College Affects Custody Agreements
When your child goes off to college, it is a huge milestone for them and brings about a lot of changes in their daily lives. However, when you have divorced or have a custody agreement with the co-parent, your child going to college can bring about some big changes for you and your co-parent as well. It’s important to be prepared for what your child leaving for college can mean for your custody agreement.
When Should I File For Contempt?
When someone files for contempt, this means that they are asserting that the other party in the particular case broke the court’s orders. For example, if someone were to file a Complaint for Contempt on a child custody matter, that would most likely be due to the other party in some way violating the child custody agreement.
How Does the Divorce Process Work?
Divorce can feel like a scary and confusing process to the average person. Most people will only deal with the divorce process once in their life, if ever. Luckily, divorce lawyers deal with the divorce process every day, so we’re very well-versed on the ins and outs of legally divorcing your spouse.
Should I Accept a Promotion Right Before a Divorce?
I’ve been asked this question before by clients, and it’s an interesting question. People may feel reluctant to accept a big promotion when a divorce is pending or they think they may be getting a divorce soon. If you think you may be on the hook for alimony and child support payments, you may be wondering if it would be better to decline a promotion so your income won’t be higher when you’re going through the divorce proceedings.