You're getting divorced, but your spouse caused it. Perhaps he or she was unfaithful, or maybe your spouse asked for the divorce when you wanted to work things out.
Critical tips to keep heirs from arguing
You're leaving money to your kids. You don't want them to fight over it. What can you do?
Does a high income mean you won't get child support?
You and your spouse split up, and you get custody of your kids. Your ex only works part-time and makes around $2,000 per month. You have a far better job, though, and you make over $100,000 per year. Does this mean that you're not going to get any child support payments from your ex simply because you, as the custodial parent, earn so much more?
Do you need legal assistance naming a guardian for your child?
As the parent of a minor, you may have many concerns regarding the welfare of your child. Those concerns may relate to his or her health, safety, overall care or many other areas of life that could impact your child. Of course, you may also have worries that a day may come when you and your spouse can no longer care for your child. Though no parent wants to unexpectedly leave a child, sudden incidents could occur.
Arizona court countered by Supreme Court in divorce case
A retired military member and his wife got divorced. The man was entitled to a pension, to which his wife had a claim, but had a disability. He changed a portion of the pension so that it was instead considered disability benefits.
4 legal upsides to getting married
You're trying to decide if you and your significant other should take the next step in your relationship and get married. While you may start out simply thinking of the emotional side of the relationship, it may be worth considering the practical, legal side, as well.
