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Getting Help With Your Divorce

After I found out that my wife was cheating on me, I realized that I needed to get a divorce. I was devastated, and I had no idea where to start. Fortunately, one of my best friends recommended an incredible family and divorce attorney who could help. He stood by my side, offered me great advice, and handled my case brilliantly. Without my lawyer and my friends, I don't know where I would be today. This blog is all about getting help with your divorce, and why you should always hire a lawyer to help you out with all the details.

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Joint Custody And Visitation Woes
When parents divorce, they must come up with a plan to deal with child custody that pertains to all children under the age of 18 (or older if in college). If the parents cannot decide about custody, the judge will. Once the divorce is done and ordered, one of the orders deals with who has primary custody of the child and who has visitation privileges. With joint custody being a popular choice, read on to find out more about how visitation issues should be treated.

Marriage Annulment Myths That May Be Misleading You
Ending a marriage is a complicated task, and this can be particularly true when a person is confused about the legal options that are available. While most people are familiar with the concept of divorce, they may not be as knowledgeable when it concerns annulments. Myth: An Annulment Is The Same Thing As A Divorce A common assumption about annulments is that they are functionally the same as a divorce. However, this is not reality.

Automatic Withdrawals And Bankruptcy
The advent of online financial transactions has changed the way most people shop, pay their bills, and much more. One such financial action is automatic withdrawals. While being able to pay recurring financial expenses via automatic withdrawal from your bank is convenient, a bankruptcy filing could create issues that need to be addressed in a proactive manner. Read on to find out how to handle automatic bank withdrawals once you've filed a chapter 7 bankruptcy.

Some of the Things You Will Want Addressed in a Child Custody Agreement
If you are getting to the point where you are ready to hire a child custody attorney, you will want to make sure that you are bringing up the most important matters so that he or she can make sure that they are addressed in the written agreement. Some of the things that you might want addressed include: Holiday Visitation Schedule Sure, you might already know what the regular weekend visitation schedule will look like, but you do not want to assume that those visits will line up properly with holiday weekends.

Movie Extras And Personal Injuries: Can You Sue?
Choosing to earn money as a movie extra can be a really fun and exciting activity. However, it is not without its risks. If you are accidentally injured on the set, you are faced with some difficult choices. You could sit this movie out if you have already appeared in footage, you could be an extra on future movies, or you could risk everything suing the film production company. It could be that you cannot sue them, too, in which case, you need to talk to a personal injury attorney.

Is Your Spouse Hiding Assets?
Married couples share almost everything, but that is not the case for everyone. The potential to deceive a spouse can be high if the motivation is there and what you don't know might really hurt you when a divorce looms. Read on to learn more about how divorce treats property and how hidden assets could make you walk away from a divorce with far less than you might be entitled to.

How Quickly Can We Part Ways?
You and your spouse may be facing the fact that your marriage is just not going to work out, and the sooner you part ways with each other the better off you'll both be. The days of getting anything like a "quickie" divorce are long gone, but if you are willing to make some extra arrangements you might still be able to call it quits a lot quicker than usual. Read on to learn more about getting out of a marriage as soon as possible.

Why it Is Not Easy to Relocate While on Probation
If you have been convicted of a crime and sentenced to probation, you should be very careful when planning to relocate to another area. Here are some of the reasons why such a move would be complicated: You Must Check In With Your Probation Office One of the initial sources of difficulties is that, if you are on probation, you are supposed to check in with your probation officer at predetermined intervals.

What You Need To Know About The Different Kinds Of Alimony Payments
While most people know that a court can order someone to pay alimony to their former spouse once they are divorced, they may not be aware of all the different kinds of alimony that could be owed. Here are four kinds of alimony payments you may pay or receive after a divorce. Temporary Alimony The legal name for temporary alimony is also called pendente lite, and it is paid in situations where your spouse is unemployed or not making much of an income at all.

What Are Your Options For Dealing With Custodial Interference?
Once a child custody order is issued by the family court, both parties are required to follow it. Unfortunately, this does not always happen. Custody interference is a serious problem that could have a long-term effect on a non-custodial parent's relationship with his or her children. If you are a non-custodial parent and the custodial parent is interfering with your visitation rights, here is what you need to know.   What Is Considered Custodial Interference?