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This guide covers details how divorce works in Washington DC including the divorce process, eligibility, legal requirements, how to file and more. If you still have questions, don’t worry—Petrelli Previtera, LLC lawyers are here to walk you through all the needs and grounds for divorce. Let’s dive deeper: D.C. Is a No-Fault Divorce State Once […]

So your ex brought your child back late for the fifth weekend in a row? It happens. Living with a custody order is manageable. However, when your ex isn’t keen on holding their end of the deal, it turns into a different case altogether. Treading this thin line, trying to understand the laws, and juggling […]

Divorce is a complicated process, both emotionally and financially. If you and your spouse are considering divorce in the District of Columbia, you may be wondering how much it will cost. In this article, we will discuss the cost of divorce in DC, from filing fees to lawyer fees. We will also discuss the different […]

In Washington, DC, the divorce process can take anywhere from 3 months to a few years depending on a variety of factors. A divorce in Washington DC is typically initiated by one spouse filing a complaint for a divorce. The other spouse must then be served with the complaint, and the process is officially underway. […]

A divorce is a very trying time in your life. After all, your entire life is changing. After having spent years with someone, you are now once again on your own. You may have to live simpler since you are no longer a dual income household. You may have to adjust your whole routine, especially […]

For various reasons, including religious concerns, health insurance concerns, pension and social security benefits, and even a desire to eventually reconcile, couples in troubled relationships may opt for legal separation rather than divorce. To help you through the process, we’ve compiled a list of five important facts about legal separations in Maryland. There’s No Such […]

Many people are unaware of the potential risks associated with a Do-It-Yourself (DIY) estate plan and trust. A DIY estate plan is one that is created without the assistance of an estate planning attorney, and can result in a number of serious problems. Here, we will discuss the reasons why it is best to avoid […]

Child custody is one of the most contentious aspects of family law in Colorado. To settle these emotionally-charged disputes, the court will typically consider the child’s best interests when determining custody. This is why it’s crucial to have a Colorado child custody lawyer in your corner when the guardianship of your child is hanging in […]

A living trust is a legal document that allows you to manage your assets while you are still alive and to provide for the distribution of your assets after your death. It is a legal entity that can hold your assets for you in a trust account and is managed by a designated trustee. The […]

Nesting is a fairly new form of parenting arrangement that allows the children to stay in the family home while the parents take turns as the primary caretakers.