By Evan Kirshenbaum | Published June 30, 2014 | Posted in Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce | Leave a comment
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⟨ Creating an Effective Parenting Plan After Divorce
When you hear about custody battles amidst a divorce, you don’t often hear about a parenting plan, yet it’s the most central component of an effective custody agreement. The parenting plan covers not just legal custody considerations, but also physical custody, and a good parenting plan doesn’t just determine when each parent will have the Read More
Read MoreHow Long Does Child Support Last in Rhode Island?
If you are facing divorce and you have children, you are likely most concerned about child custody and child support decisions. These two matters can be highly emotional and hotly contested. To protect your child’s best interests, it is imperative that you seek the counsel of a Rhode Island child support attorney well-versed in family Read More
Read MoreMinimizing Trauma: How to Help Your Kids Deal with Divorce
Divorce is an extremely painful and traumatic time for everyone involved, and in particular the children. In many cases, parents are probably doing what’s best for their children by divorcing, but that reality doesn’t make it any easier for the kids. There’s also the potential for kids to become part of the divorce proceedings, to Read More
Read MorePreparing for an Initial Consultation: What to Discuss with Your Divorce Lawyer
When you finally come to the conclusion that divorce is a necessary step in your life, your emotions are likely all over the place. For some people, it may be a sense of relief, whereas for other individuals, it can be devastating. However you feel about your divorce, it’s important to carefully choose the lawyer Read More
Read MoreCan I Modify My Rhode Island Child Support Order?
Most court orders are final, but divorce decrees are a unique type of court order. The family courts understand that, as the years pass after your marriage ends, your life changes. Thus, it is important that you seek to change your divorce decree to match your new circumstances. Child support alteration is one of the Read More
Read MoreChild Support May Not End at Age 18 When Special Needs Children Are Involved
Roughly 14 percent of children in the United States have some type of disability. These conditions, typically referred to as special needs, can range from mild disorders such as ADD to severe conditions such as autism and cerebral palsy. When the parents of special needs children get divorced, special considerations regarding child support come into Read More
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