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Many families, at some point or another, end up having legal needs of some sort. Maybe you decide to divorce your spouse, and therefore you need to make custody arrangements for your child. Or perhaps you decide to adopt another child, and you need an adoption contract formulated for the arrangement. Family law is a diverse and interesting field of law, and those who practice in the field must be thoughtful and dedicated to their clients' needs. It's helpful for you to learn more about family law in case you ever have to hire one of these professionals. Get started by reading the articles here.

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Common Mistakes To Avoid When Hiring A Divorce Attorney

Posted on 18 September 2020

No one gets married expecting to get divorced, but divorces are quite common. If you and your spouse have come to the decision to end your marriage, the best thing that you can do is hire a good divorce attorney to represent you. While it is possible to get a divorce without legal representation, it is no recommended. Hiring a divorce attorney is a big decision-- you want to make sure that you hire the right attorney so your divorce can go as smoothly as possible. [Read More]

Two Smart Divorce Moves That May Actually Hurt Your Special Needs Child

Posted on 18 August 2020

The goal of many divorcing couples is to make sure the terms of the separation provides for their personal and financial needs. Unfortunately, what may be considered a smart move by parents could actually have a negative impact on their special needs children. Here are two things to watch for and what you can do to avoid problems. Maximizing Child Support Children require a lot of financial support, especially when they have mental or physical disabilities. [Read More]

3 Things To Expect During A Child Custody Battle

Posted on 14 August 2020

Are you preparing to enter a child custody battle with your children's other parent? If so, you should understand that child custody fights are not easy. Most parents find that child custody cases are extremely difficult, as they involve two parents fighting for their children. As you begin your case, it might be helpful to know what to expect. Here are three things you should expect as you start your case. [Read More]

6 Things That Could Invalidate Your Prenup

Posted on 16 July 2020

A prenuptial agreement isn't something that you want to draft yourself. Many people think that a contract is legally binding as long as both people have agreed to it. But nothing could be further from the truth. There are a number of common things that can invalidate a prenup. Here are the top six. 1. It Isn't Fair The first thing your prenuptial agreement lawyer is going to explain to you is that a prenup has to be fair. [Read More]