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You are probably aware that both parents of a minor child have a legal obligation to provide financial support for that child until the child reaches the age of majority (in most cases).

If you are a father who is contemplating divorce, battling for custody, behind in child support payments, or otherwise embroiled in the legal system...

Not all that long ago custom dictated that when the parents of a minor child separated the child would remain with the mother absent a compelling reason for the father to retain primary custody of the child.

After a married couple decides to end the marriage, the next step is to legally dissolve the marriage by filing for divorce.

Until we are told otherwise, I am still willing to meet in person with new clients in our office. If the county or State closes our physical location...

If you are a non-custodial parent of a minor child, you are likely under a court order to pay child support for your child. That order was likely part of a divorce proceeding or the result of a petition to establish paternity of the minor child.

When the parents of a minor child get divorced, or are not married to begin with, a court will impose a financial obligation on the non-custodial parent through the use of a child support order.schedule your appointment today.

Going through a divorce is rarely easy. Along with the emotional upheaval you feel as a result of the end of your marriage, you must also face the practical and legal consequences of the decision to end the marriage.

Until relatively recently, parental roles were fairly rigidly set, both by society and by the law. Fathers were supposed to support the family while mothers stayed home and raised the children.

There is no doubt that adultery can be a major factor in the end of a marriage; however, does adultery have an equal impact in the subsequent divorce?