What is Child Support
Our last Divorce blog post covered what Visitation is. Click the link right here to read that blog post. Today we will go over what Child Support is. Child Support is the amount of money determined to be needed to support the needs of the child or children of the...
What is Visitation
Our last Divorce blog post covered what Child Custody is. Click the link right here to read that blog post. Today we will go over what Visitation is. Visitation at its core is when one parent visits the child or children of the marriage. Usually in Divorce cases, one...
What is Child Custody
Our last Divorce blog post covered what Family Law Matters are. Click the link right here to read that blog post. Today we will go over what Custody is. Custody is one of the more sort of well-known concepts in Divorce & Family Law. It’s related to the children of...
What are Family Law Matters?
Our last Divorce blog post covered what Temporary Court Orders are. Click the link right here to read that blog post. Today we will go over what Family Court matters are. Family Court matters are generally legal matters outside the realm of direct Divorce or...
What are Temporary Court Orders?
Last week we covered what Maintenance is. Click the link right here to read that blog post. Today we will go over what a Temporary Court Order is. During Divorce, before things are settled, a spouse might need something: like some Temporary Maintenance (Alimony) or...
What is Maintenance?
Last week we covered what Equitable Distribution is. Click the link right here to read that blog post. Today we will go over what Maintenance is. Most people are probably familiar with the term Alimony: payment from one spouse to another, usually during and after the...
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