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When you think of babyproofing, you probably imagine making your home safe for your children, such as installing gates, keeping chemicals out of reach and covering up electrical outlets. Well, little do you know that you have to babyproof your marriage, as well. The arrival of a new child can be exciting, but also daunting
After a divorce, many people feel lost. They have been married for so long that they had forgotten what it was like to be single. They cannot stand the thought of being alone, so they quickly get into a rebound relationship. They end up married again a short time later, only to divorce again because
You have read so many articles and have asked for advice from friends and family members, but you still cannot get a straight answer for your burning question: Is my marriage over? You do not feel happily married. You and your spouse argue about the same things over and over. You hardly speak to each
After a divorce, the holidays may seem a lot different. You no longer have to visit the in-laws, which can be a good thing, but at the same time, you may not have the kids around. You also do not have someone to help set up the Christmas tree, decorate the house, and cook. This
The holidays are supposed to be a time for family togetherness, but this year has been different thanks to one thing — COVID-19. The deadly virus has gotten millions of people sick. In the United States alone, more than 13 million people have been infected, while more than 263,000 people have died. COVID-19 has changed
In an ideal world, you would divorce your partner without any debt. However, that is rarely the reality. Most of us carry some sort of debt. Many of us have thousands of dollars in debt. It is easy to rack up debt. Many of us have been unemployed at some point and a lack of
Family law attorneys are seeing an increase in divorce filings during the coronavirus pandemic. Since March, online searches for divorce-related information have increased by more than 30%. Couples are finding out that they are annoyed with each other after having to be locked down together during the quarantine. Many have given up trying to make
Divorce is a highly emotional event. It often brings out the worst in people and causes them to make stupid decisions. Many couples are on the same page when it comes to divorce. They both know they are unhappily married and are ready to move on. However, in some marriages, one person wants to divorce,
You are already dreading the cost of hiring a lawyer for your divorce. Now you are convinced that you need to hire a forensic accountant, as well. Maybe you think your spouse spent a lot of marital money on an affair. Maybe your husband gambled it away. Perhaps there is an unexplained amount of money
You or your spouse is planning on filing for divorce. What happens next? While your first step may be to contact a divorce lawyer, your next step should be to find new living arrangements. Even if you and your spouse agree to stay in the marital home during the divorce proceedings, at least one of
The cost of your case will depend on the amount of cooperation there is between you and your spouse. The fewer issues the quicker and less expensive the case will be. Long cases are usually resolved within a year and take a lot of attorney time. These cases have low level cooperation and high degree of conflict. Please call me to discuss the details of your case.
