Who Pays For “Post-Secondary” Education in Divorce?
A controversial topic across the United States with divorced families or children born out of wedlock is: “Who pays for post-secondary education?” Post-secondary education is
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A controversial topic across the United States with divorced families or children born out of wedlock is: “Who pays for post-secondary education?” Post-secondary education is
In most marriages, there are good and bad times. At some junctures, most couples contemplate the “what if” of a divorce. However, while by statistics
“Do I need an Attorney if I’m am contacted by CPS about my child in Indiana?” Each year Indiana Child Protective Services receives and investigates
The holidays are special times for most families, including those parents who have not married or have divorced: Special school events. Holiday parties. Family gatherings.
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A common goal good family law attorneys seek to reach with any divorce or end of other parent-child relationship, as well as the judges who
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Every judge in every county and attorneys observe certain cases where the parents cannot agree on anything and are constantly in court post-divorce as it
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