Determining Where to File Your Child Custody Case
Determining where to file your child custody case can be complicated. Since the 1960s, Family Courts have tried to prevent people from moving across state lines to choose where their child custody case is litigated. The Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction
Read More3 Factors that Affect Your Visitation Schedule
Gone are the days of every dad getting visitation of every other weekend from Friday to Sunday. Now, the Family Court considers multiple factors that affect your visitation schedule. Visitation schedules -- also referred to as parenting schedules -- are
Read MoreHow Wiretapping Can Screw Up Your Divorce Case
People whose marriages are breaking down can act desperately to collect information about their spouse's activities, but wiretapping can screw up your divorce case. Generally, people have an expectation of privacy in their communications with others that is
Read More5 Tips to Be Empowered During Divorce Litigation
When a marriage breaks down and court orders become part of your life, you can feel a complete loss of control. Here are 5 tips to be empowered during divorce litigation: 1. Ask your attorney for feedback and accept it openly. Divorce lawyers are often
Read MoreTax Exemptions for Children
For most families, having a child provides tax benefits, specifically tax exemptions for children, and these benefits can be negotiated during a child custody or divorce case. Dependent Exemption Generally, according to the Internal Revenue Code, a child
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