Preparing For Bankruptcy Process? 3 Things To Avoid Doing

Posted on 26 November 2019

When it comes to filing for bankruptcy, you need to make sure that you watch your financial choices before you even file the paperwork. The financial choices that you make before you file for bankruptcy can impact your actual case, so you need to be careful about what you do. 1. Stop Using Those Credit Cards If you know you need to file for bankruptcy, you should not be making big purchases with your credit cards. [Read More]

How To Create A Divorce Agreement

Posted on 23 August 2019

One of the most important aspects of a divorce is the divorce agreement you create during this event. This agreement outlines the guidelines of the divorce, and it is considered a legally binding agreement. There are different ways to create this type of agreement, and here are a few things you should know as you prepare to start working on it. You can create it with your spouse The first way to create this agreement is by talking to your spouse about it to see if you see eye-to-eye on things. [Read More]

3 Reasons You May Need A Social Security Attorney To Help You Get SSD From An Ex-Spouse

Posted on 13 June 2019

If you are married, you naturally benefit from your spouse's Social Security payments if they have reached the age of retirement because you live in the same household. Even if the two of you divorce, the federal government does a pretty good job of making sure you are still able to benefit from your ex-spouse's Social Security payments. Since you spent part of your working life with your spouse and may have even helped to support them, you may be entitled to some of their retirement even if you get a divorce. [Read More]

Communication Strategies When Your Child Custody Arrangement Is Strained

Posted on 15 April 2019

When you share custody of your children with your ex, communication can be hard. In the early stages of a divorce, both parties may have hurt feelings and find talking about anything with the other party to be almost impossible. There are times when one person is difficult. Maybe they are the reason for the divorce, or they want to continue to engage you in arguing. When one party is mentally unstable, you may need to hire a custody attorney to get your custody order changed. [Read More]

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Do you foster children? Have you been fostering a child who you have simply fallen in love with and want to adopt? Do you know what it will take to adopt that child once and for all? I have recently been through the system to adopt the little girl that I had fostered for nearly three years. It took some time and a lot of help from our lawyer, but eventually, we were able to sign the adoption papers and consider our little girl our daughter. To find out a little about the process, visit my website. There, you will find our story and explanations of the entire process from start to finish.

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