Does An “Affair” Matter in a Divorce Case?
No. Maybe. Even in today’s digital world, marital infidelity is difficult to define. Nevertheless, statistics show that “cheating” is one of the biggest factors in
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No. Maybe. Even in today’s digital world, marital infidelity is difficult to define. Nevertheless, statistics show that “cheating” is one of the biggest factors in
Every person has done something in their past they are not proud of. Most people have seen or done things they think only they know,
Sometimes a marriage may last many years, and sometimes divorces do too. Normally, if there is a mistake in the final decree, such as failure
The concept that you are “innocent until proven guilty by evidence beyond a reasonable doubt” is a cornerstone of the American legal system. Arising out
Everyone knows of a custody “battle” waged by a family member or friend–where both parents are entrenched in their positions, are convinced they are right
The divorce decision was handed down and it is now final. The property has been divided. The costs have been allocated, and attorney’s fees may
You have probably heard the phrase, “I plead the Fifth”, at some point in your life, whether it be on a movie, television, or just
In the trying time with the loss of a loved one, you may need to determine how to handle the estate of that person. Everyone
You have been convicted and sentenced. You may have even filed a direct appeal and lost. You are not guilty, or the State did not
Today the definition of “family” is constantly changing and has a different meaning for Millennials than Boomers and is driven by the state of our
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