A disabling event could lead to child support changes
After divorce, many custodial parents rely on child support payments in order to more fully provide for their children. These payments come from the non-custodial parent, and the amount is commonly determined by state law. Additionally, the court takes particular circumstances of the case into consideration. You may have gotten used to receiving the same amount of child support for some time, but now, a sudden change could have you facing concerns.
The new tax law and alimony provisions in prenuptial agreements
Study: Unhealthy behavior after divorce can shorten your life
Guardianships can help your child live a more fulfilled life
As a parent of a child with a disability, you probably have a thousand worries for the future. How can my child best succeed in school? What kind of job will suit him or her? What will I do when he or she is an adult? For many parents in Arizona, guardianship is a sensible approach to helping adult children live a more fulfilling life.
Don't neglect your adult kids' feelings when you divorce
Divorce among people in their middle decades and beyond has increased significantly in the past 18 years. Fewer people are staying in unhappy, unfulfilling marriages out of habit or fear of the unknown, especially since many are staying active and healthy well into their senior years.
Tips for handling your adult child's divorce
There's a lot of advice to help divorcing parents support their children through the transition. However, what if it's your young adult who is divorcing?
