We start off with the premise that both parents are entitled to equal time with their children.
We now see instances where parents have shared custody on a greater frequency.
Children need stability. Jumping from one house to another everyday isn’t always in your child’s best interests. There are some schedules that have been developed that are better for children.
Factors need to be addressed, including where you will be living, where your children will be going to school, their ages, your ability to address their needs, and that goes back to your work schedule.
The marital debt can end up being important when divorce negotiations are ongoing, but does this debt affect how you arrive at an alimony arrangement? Usually, the two things are not too closely related. Our Sparta property distribution attorneys can help you get a fair deal in all aspects of… Read More
When alimony agreements are reached, the financial needs of the receiving spouse are going to be an important consideration. However, this is not the only thing that has to be discussed when determining what kind of agreement would be fair to both spouses. There are a few more things that… Read More
When you get a divorce, all of the property that you and your spouse share needs to be equitably distributed. That includes intellectual property, even though it may be a bit harder to figure out how much it is worth and who should get what. This is why you should… Read More
Rental properties are like any other asset in a divorce. They need to be split up when all of your property is being divided up, and you want to make sure that any arrangement that is made is fair to you. Rental properties can be a good source of income… Read More
