One of the most common questions we receive from new clients is, “What will the court process entail?” While every divorce case is unique, and the complexity of financial and parenting issues can vary widely, the following is a general overview of the current process. Commencing the CaseDivorce cases typically begin with one spouse preparing the initial […]
Share the holidays with your friends and family. You’ve gone through one of the most emotional events you can go through. By socializing and spending time with friends and family that you care about and who care about you, you open yourself up to positive experiences. The extra bit of help and support they provide will […]
Death TaxesIt has been a well-established rule for many years that transfers from one spouse to another at death are not subject to federal or state estate tax, regardless of the amount of the bequest, as long as the bequest passes outright to the surviving spouse or to a certain type of trust for the surviving […]
What is a post-judgment motion for modification? At the conclusion of a divorce or custody case, whether resolved by agreement or trial, the court enters a judgment (sometimes referred to as the “decree”) that often includes orders related to child support, alimony, parenting, and the distribution of property. These orders are based on the circumstances as […]
