Some Things Children Want To Know During Their Parents’ Divorce
He sat on the edge of his bed with his legs pulled up close while listening to the muffled voices coming from down the hall. They were not yelling anymore, but the tone still made his stomach tighten. The word divorce had been floating around the house for weeks now….
9 Reasons Why You Should Not Date During Your Divorce
Your marriage has been on the rocks for quite some time, and as you carefully navigate the divorce process, you come to realize that it is time to move on emotionally and start anew. While this is a pivotal step for anyone coming to terms with their unchosen journey ahead,…
13 Ways Your Divorce Can Impact Finances
Divorce is more than just an emotional transition. It is a financial one, too. After all, not many decisions we make in our lives decrease our net worth by half overnight. Sadly, most people do not think about the financial ramifications of divorce as much as they should, and the…
Divorce: 7 Signs You and Your Spouse Are Open to Mediation
The overwhelming heartbreak of your decision to end your marriage used to dominate your every thought. Granted, you and your spouse knew it was the right decision, but that did not make it easier. You replayed the conversations before drifting off to sleep at night, and you often wondered while…
How Can Nelson Law Help Protect My Business From Divorce?
As a local small business ourselves, we understand the hard work it took to build your business from a small idea to a thriving venture. Naturally, the last thing anyone wants is for it to be undermined by a pending divorce case. So it stands to reason why many clients…
What Constitutes a High-Net-Worth Divorce?
Divorce generally requires working through many of the same core legal issues: division of assets, spousal support, child custody, child support, etc. That said, no two divorces are the same. One case could involve spouses with limited assets, financially independent spouses, and no children. Another might be a high-net-worth divorce…
10 Tips To Prepare for a Divorce Deposition
As we have written about in the past, a deposition is an interview under oath that takes place before a divorce case goes to trial. Not every divorce case requires a deposition. However, this important legal step can provide attorneys with the information they need to analyze your case, prepare…
Co-Parenting for the First Time This Holiday Season? Consider These 6 Tips
As family lawyers, we understand that co-parenting can be challenging. This is especially true during the holidays, when you would rather focus on creating beautiful memories for yourself and your children than dealing with unexpected stress and conflict. You are right—this time of year should be joyful and filled with…
Why Modify Child Support? Here’s What You Need To Know About Modification Suits
Navigating child support agreements and potential modification suits can be a complex and emotional process for many co-parents. Think about it: The judge overseeing your case already gave formal orders upon the divorce. You, as the paying parent, have every intention of fulfilling those obligations but are suddenly struggling to…
Should We Be Concerned About Arbitration Clauses With Our New Nursing Home?
Are you or a loved one considering a move to a nursing home or assisted living facility? Once you have chosen a location you feel comfortable with, a critical first step before moving in is to sign a litany of paperwork and other admissions documents. While this is a common…