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.
Getting married is an exciting time, full of love, excitement, and planning for the future. While nobody likes to think about what might happen if the marriage ends or a spouse passes away, having a prenuptial agreement in place is a smart way to protect your individual assets and financial… Read More
If you lose your job, you may be worried about your ability to meet financial obligations like rent or child support payments. Depending on the situation, you may be able to request a modification of your support order due to unemployment. Continue reading and speak with a skilled Sussex County,… Read More
Losing your job can create significant financial strain, especially if you have obligations like spousal support. Many people wonder whether it is possible to pause, reduce, or modify alimony after an unexpected job loss. Understanding the state’s rules and your options is crucial in protecting yourself and your financial future.… Read More
Stock options can be incredibly valuable, but they are often overlooked as assets in a divorce. Unlike bank accounts or homes, stock options often involve complex conditions and vesting schedules. Understanding how courts divide stock options during divorce is crucial in protecting your financial interests, whether you or your spouse… Read More
