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Many people think there is no difference between a divorce and an annulment and that the concepts are the same and interchangeable. But this is not the case. There are many differences between the two. A divorce ends a valid existing marriage. On the other hand, an annulment is issued when it is proven that …
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Read More >>The novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, was declared a worldwide pandemic on March 11, 220. Since then, schools have shut down, restaurants and movie theaters have closed, and millions of Americans are either working from home or not working at all. Needless to say, the outbreak has impacted all aspects of our lives. Family …
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Read More >>The novel coronavirus (also known as COVID-19) pandemic has impacted all aspects of our normal lives. The quarantine or shelter in place orders mandated by government officials may be effective in stunting the spread of the coronavirus, but there is no doubt that it will wreak havoc on relationships, especially marriages. In fact, divorce attorneys …
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Read More >>For most people, marriage starts off happy and full of hope. However, as time goes on, things may begin to change. You and your partner may start to question your martial relationship and whether your marriage will last. You may start to contemplate separation or may have even started to live independently. Knowing when it …
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Read More >>Divorce can be stressful at any time of the year. But the challenges of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic have added unprecedented levels of stress to the legal process. Strict quarantine measures have brought a halt to most face-to-face meetings and courts are closed for all but “essential proceedings.” Below are five ways you can navigate …
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Read More >>In marriages when one spouse is the primary breadwinner, it is common for that individual’s income to meet both spouses’ needs. Although this is typically acceptable when the couple is happily married, it may not be the case when divorce proceedings begin. It can understandably become less desirable to provide financial support to a soon-to-be …
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Read More >>https://srailawoffice.com/custody-child-if-custodial-parent-incarcerated/ UPDATE Decisions regarding child custody involve a determination of what is in the best interest of the child involved. The primary concern of the court is the child’s health, safety, and welfare. Child custody cases are especially important if they involve a situation where the other parent is in jail or in prison. When …
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Read More >>Divorce proceedings are very fact specific, meaning they significantly differ depending on the specific facts of your case. While certain issues, such as spousal support and division of property, are common in most divorces, other issues, such division of retirement accounts and benefits, may not be. Regardless, it is important that you hire a Central …
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