On Behalf of Jennipher R. Martinez | Feb 23, 2024 | Divorce
As co-parents, it’s best to accept that your parenting styles may differ from each other and do your best to accommodate your differences. However, sometimes, that can be tough. One example is if your ex is what some call a “Disneyland parent.” The term refers to a...
On Behalf of Jennipher R. Martinez | Feb 21, 2024 | Divorce
When one relationship is over, you are typically free to enter another. Yet, what about when you are in the middle of a divorce? While your marriage may be dead in the water, it can take time for the court to declare the official end of it. Can you date someone new in...
On Behalf of Jennipher R. Martinez | Feb 21, 2024 | Divorce
If you ask divorced couples why they divorced, money issues will often appear as one of the factors. Understanding more about this can help you assess the state of your marriage. Here are some of the factors that could make a divorce more likely: You have different...
On Behalf of Jennipher R. Martinez | Feb 21, 2024 | Asset & Property Division
What should happen in a litigated divorce is this: Each spouse should present a complete list of all their assets to the court. What sometimes happens is this: One or both spouses fail to mention particular assets in an attempt to conceal them from their spouse and...
On Behalf of Jennipher R. Martinez | Feb 20, 2024 | Divorce
Telling your spouse that you want to end your marriage is a far more complicated undertaking than many realize. As such, adequate preparation will increase the chances that this turn of events will go as smoothly as the delivery of such monumental news can. With that...
On Behalf of Jennipher R. Martinez | Feb 16, 2024 | Firm News
When parents divorce, one of the most important things that they need to settle is how they will split time and responsibility for their children. Modern-day courts use “the child’s best interests” as the principal guiding factor when parents can’t reach an agreement...
