Family

How To Save $37,500 On Legal Fees AND Protect Your Co-Parenting Relationship

Friday, May 15, 2009 by Belinda Etezad Rachman

An experienced family law attorney gives tips to divorcing couples on how they can save the most money when divorcing. ... Read More

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Topic: Family Law

Settle your Divorce vs. Going to Houston Court

Thursday, May 14, 2009 by Robert Reid McInvale

There are many reasons why you should consider reaching a settlement in your divorce or other Houston family law case rather than pursue the matter in court. While you should always consult a Houston family law attorney about your particular case before making a settlement decision, here are some questions to ponder.... Read More

Posted at 12:57 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Family Law

What is a Judgement of Nullity?

Tuesday, May 12, 2009 by Timothy Patrick Peabody

Timothy Peabody, Orange County family law attorney explains what nullity is and why it is important. A judgment of nullity is an annulment, in which you can restore your status as an unmarried person and allows you to remarry immediately.... Read More

Posted at 18:24 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Family Law

How to gain protection against an abusive spouse?

Thursday, May 7, 2009 by Deborah Nabat

As a divorce & child custody lawyer in Miami & Ft. Lauderdale I am frequently asked how to gain protection against an abusive spouse?... Read More

Posted at 16:40 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Family Law

Chicago Divorce & Family Law Questions & Answers

Friday, May 1, 2009 by Kurt A. Muller

As a divorce lawyer in Chicago I frequently answer questions about child custody law, child support law, alimony and more...... Read More

Posted at 15:08 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Family Law

Can I relocate to another state with my children ?

Friday, May 1, 2009 by Richard S. Diamond

New Jersey has an anti-removal statute N.J.S.A. 9:2-2 which provides that a child who was born in this State or who has resided here may not relocate to another state absent the consent of both parents or an order from the court finding sufficient cause to permit such a move, unless the child is aged fourteen or more; when they can give their own consent to the move for the purposes of compliance with N.J.S.A. 9:2-2. See Kavrakis v. Kavrakis, 196 N.J.... Read More

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Topic: Family Law

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