Divorces and Custody Battles With Abusive Partners

Posted on: 20 November 2020

Family law deals with domestic and familial matters. While every family should have a lawyer represent them in any legal matters, some people don't see the need to hire a family lawyer. This article discusses why you need a family law attorney. Property Issues Family lawyers will help you solve all legal issues associated with your family property. For instance, if you want to divide family property, the lawyer will help you get the right documents and use the right processes to avoid legal issues.
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Posted on: 10 March 2020

When people get married, it is with the dream that they will live happily ever after and share the responsibility of raising their children. The problem is that sometimes differences occur in the marriage, which leads to separation and divorce. In an ideal situation, separation of the parents shouldn't mean that the children will grow without the emotional and material support of one parent, but emerging trends show that many people who win the child custody case have a hard time getting the other parent to cooperate when it comes to bringing up the child.
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Posted on: 28 April 2019

An informal divorce agreement can be confusing for most couples going through separation and divorce. This type of agreement is generally one made between the spouses and does not involve family lawyers. It can include child custody, payments, separation of property and other aspects of the divorce. Before you move forward and try to use your informal agreement for a self-handled divorce, there are some things both parties should know. Here are a few key points about the informal divorce agreement and what to know about each point.
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Posted on: 25 January 2017

If you are currently in the process of divorcing your husband or wife, the incredible stress created during the process can make it difficult to know if you are making correct decisions. A divorce can be further complicated if children are involved, which can lead to you making errors. Below are three mistakes you should avoid during your divorce. Not instructing a lawyer to act on your behalf Even if your partner has agreed not to contest the divorce proceedings and to enter mediation, this doesn't mean that you do not need to instruct a lawyer to act on your behalf.
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