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If the parties to a Divorce cannot agree on how often and during what times the non-custodial parent can receive visitation then the decision will default to a pre-determined visitation schedule [...]

Most of the time the parties to a Divorce have divided their personal belongings long before they actually file for a Divorce. However, if the parties have not agreed on who gets what piece of [...]

It Depends! This is the most frequent question we are asked when representing clients in a Divorce. There are so many factors that dictate how long your Divorce will last that make it impossible [...]

Whenever a custody issue is presented to a judge in court, the judge’s duty is to uphold the “best interest of the child.” In order for a judge to determine which parent should have custody, or [...]

Child support is the most objective issue to determine when dealing with a Divorce. Child support is calculated with a State created calculator. All attorneys must use the same calculator and [...]

The most common debts in a Bankruptcy that cannot be bankrupted are child support, alimony and student loans, but there are other debts that may not be bankrupted as well. If you are considering [...]

No! This is probably the most common question asked when speaking with people about whether or not they should file a Bankruptcy. My response is always the same, if it were wrong to file a [...]

The big difference between a Divorce and an Annulment is that an Annulment makes it so that the State does not recognize you were ever legally married. An Annulment literally erases the fact that [...]