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Custody Process in Colorado Courts The custody process in Colorado courts begins with filing a motion for custody at the local court. This can be initiated by one or both parents or in some cases, by a third party. The court then sets a hearing date where all parties present their case. Before the court […]

When a couple decides to end their marriage, it becomes necessary to divide the marital assets. This includes accounts, property, and investments. New Jersey follows the principle of equitable distribution for dividing property, meaning that the asset division may not necessarily be a flat 50/50 split. Instead, each spouse will retain their own premarital and […]

Couples in New Jersey have several options when seeking a divorce. They can file right away, citing reasons like addiction, desertion, or adultery. Or, they can separate and live apart for 18 months before filing for divorce based on separation. In the first case, the client and their New Jersey family law attorney work together […]

When starting the process of discussing child custody with their co-parent, people often have a range of questions about how Maryland law impacts their rights and the custody schedule they should expect. One such question is whether Maryland is a 50/50 custody state and what that entails. Let’s explore Maryland’s legal framework for child custody […]

Infidelity is a common cause of divorce. Some estimates show over 40% of married couples in the U.S. have been impacted by adultery, although not all of those marriages end as a result. Being cheated on is extraordinarily painful and many victims of adultery do choose to file for divorce. Is Adultery Grounds For Divorce […]

When a marriage stops working, often the best way to find relief is to live separately. While separation is not necessary to file a divorce in New Jersey, it is a common practice because it can reduce strife and help both spouses prepare to live independently after a divorce. Separation also leaves the door open […]

Navigating child custody and religion within the realm of a Pennsylvania divorce can be quite difficult, both emotionally and legally. Both parents’ religious freedoms are taken into consideration when determining what is in the best interest of the child. The question then becomes: how to balance these two factors while still keeping up with legal […]

In Georgia, the court strives to maintain a sense of normalcy as much as possible, ensuring stability and consistency for families. However, change is an inevitable part of life, and circumstances can evolve over time. In such situations, modifications of family law orders for child custody and visitation may become necessary to accommodate the best […]

A probate attorney can provide valuable insight into the probate process in Philadelphia. Due to their knowledge of the law and courtroom experience, they bring a wealth of knowledge and insight to the table, understanding the intricacies of the legal system and the specificities of probate law in Pennsylvania. A probate attorney can help you […]

Alimony, Alimony Pendente Lite, & Spousal Support Alimony Pendente Lite (APL), also referred to as Pendente Lite Alimony in some jurisdictions, is a specific type of support in Pennsylvania (PA) divorce laws. The Latin term “Pendente Lite” translates to “pending the litigation.” This type of support is hence awarded to the financially dependent spouse during […]