What To Know About Retroactive And Back Child Support

Posted on 6 May 2021

When parents divorce, any minor children connected to the marriage must be supported. Family law oversees the health and financial welfare of children using child support provisions and those laws can be surprisingly strict and far-reaching. For example, those ordered to pay child support can no longer simply move to another state to escape that obligation since federal law tracks parents no matter where they go. When it comes to child support issues, two similar-sounding types of child support create a bit of confusion. [Read More]

What To Know About At-Fault Divorces

Posted on 12 January 2021

Are you looking into getting a divorce, but not sure if it is appropriate to use an at-fault divorce as a reason to do so? If so, it will help to know the following things about this type of divorce.  At-Fault Divorces May Not Be Allowed Where You Live First of all, you need to figure out if your state even allows for at-fault divorces. There are states that are strictly no-fault divorce states, meaning you are unable to place blame on your spouse when filing the official divorce petition. [Read More]

When Your Medical Condition Is Questioned By The Social Security Administration

Posted on 13 October 2020

At the center of every Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claim is medical evidence. It's not enough to be afflicted with a condition, applicants must also prove their medical condition to the Social Security Administration (SSA). For some help in knowing what the SSA is looking for in terms of medical proof, read on. The Primary Proof: Your Medical Records When you apply for SSDI, you must complete an application. In most cases, you can explain your medical issues on the application without the need for sending in medical records. [Read More]

Who Gets The Car? Settling Transportation Issues During Divorce

Posted on 11 May 2020

At times, who gets what car is not an issue during divorce. When a couple each has their own vehicles, they may decide to each keep it and to continue making payments on any auto loans. Unfortunately, not everyone has two or more cars. If you are afraid you'll get stuck without transportation if you divorce, read on to learn about your options. Who Needs the Car the Most? If neither of you can agree about who can use the car during separation, you might have to take things before a judge. [Read More]

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Anytime children are involved in a divorce, their lives can quickly spiral out of control. No matter what ages the children are, the added stress could cause them to begin to lash out and behave poorly. You could notice a dip in their grades in school or just an altered attitude toward one or both parents. I have put together some advice to help parents get through a divorce while keeping the children as emotionally balanced as possible. Through communication, extra attention and taking the advice of others, you can get through the divorce without the children loosing themselves in grief.

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