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Hidden Assets In Divorce

Cesar Mejia July 30, 2019

One of the biggest issues in divorce is the division of community property. Since each spouse typically receives a percentage of the total value of

How a Separate Property Business is Divided in a Divorce

Stacy Rocheleau July 5, 2019

During divorce proceedings, each spouse’s separate property is confirmed to belong to them and them alone. Property that is determined to be community property is

After the Divorce: When One Parent Tries to Turn the Children Against the Other?

Francis King March 8, 2018

A subject I often encounter in my family law practice is the matter of post-divorce parental alienation. When one parent substantially interferes with or undermines

Funding the Divorce Case: Options for Potential Clients

Heather Williams Forshey November 28, 2017

How much is this going to cost? It is the number one question we get asked by clients who are seeking representation for family law

The Benefits of Collaborative Divorce

Frances Ross Nolan October 23, 2017

Parties to divorce face hard choices and often, emotional trauma. As divorce lawyers, we are tasked with supporting people who have been stripped of the

An Intro to Collaborative Practice in Family Law

Frances Ross Nolan September 1, 2017

You might find yourself thinking, “What in the world is collaborative about the practice of law?” After all, ours is an adversarial system employing two

Parental Relocation: Reasonable Purpose & Burden of Proof

Francis King July 20, 2017

A particularly difficult post-divorce problem arises when one parent wishes to relocate with a child to another state. In March of this year, the Tennessee

Even More Gray Area: The Impact of Cognitive Dysfunction in Older Divorce Clients

Kathleen Newman May 11, 2017

In recent years, statistics have shown that while the overall divorce rate is falling, divorces for people over 50 are rising. The gray divorce phenomenon

Financial Planning After Divorce

Patrick Perotti May 10, 2017

Divorce is a difficult process – even under the best of conditions. The most pressing issue is to complete the separation from the former spouse.

Parenting Time Modifications: Keeping a Child’s Best Interests in Mind

Kathleen Newman April 13, 2017

With custody labels having much less significance than in the past, parenting time – previously called visitation – is the issue that parents and lawyers

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Hidden Assets In Divorce

How a Separate Property Business is Divided in a Divorce

After the Divorce: When One Parent Tries to Turn the Children Against the Other?

Funding the Divorce Case: Options for Potential Clients

The Benefits of Collaborative Divorce

An Intro to Collaborative Practice in Family Law

Parental Relocation: Reasonable Purpose & Burden of Proof

Even More Gray Area: The Impact of Cognitive Dysfunction in Older Divorce Clients

Financial Planning After Divorce

Parenting Time Modifications: Keeping a Child’s Best Interests in Mind

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