By Evan Kirshenbaum | Published March 11, 2015 | Posted in Divorce, Family Law | Tagged Tags: divorce, divorce attorney ri, divorce lawyers, Family Law, Rhode Island family law attorney, stay at home dads | Leave a comment
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Divorce and the Stay-at-Home Dad
Stay-at-home dads, once an anomaly, has now become practically a cultural norm. Yahoo recently published a survey about the rising phenomenon of dads who stay at home with their children while their wives or partners are the primary “bread winners.” In that Yahoo survey there was interesting trend to be seen—while 23 percent of stay-at-home Read More
Read More5 Signs It Is Time to Contact a Divorce Attorney
You’ve contemplated divorce, but you’re not sure you’re ready to make the step and actually contact a Rhode Island divorce lawyer. You’ve mulled your options and gone back and forth during the decision-making process, but how do you know it’s really time to make the leap and end your marriage? Undoubtedly, making the steps to move toward Read More
Read MoreCan You Rely On These Divorce Predictors?
If you’ve ever been in a marriage that ended, did you ever think that would be the result? Most people who have gone through a divorce or are even contemplating a divorce probably didn’t believe that would be how their marriage would end up, but for a large percentage of people that is the case. Read More
Read MoreJanuary—The Month of Divorce?
The holidays are behind us and it’s time to settle into the dark days of winter. Does that also mean couples are more likely to divorce during this time of year? According to research, the answer is yes. January has been dubbed “Divorce Month,” and according to industry professionals there’s a big uptick in the Read More
Read MoreForget the Mid-Life Crisis…What to Know About the Mid-Life Divorce
We just covered one surprising topic in the world of divorce—the fact that rates are declining. According to a New York Times piece just released, the myth that 50 percent of marriages end in divorce isn’t holding true—at least not for people who got married in the 2000s. But what about the rest of married Read More
Read MoreSome Surprising (and not so surprising) Facts about the State of Marriage Today
Just last week many people were surprised with a New York Times report showing the commonly held myth that the divorce rate is about 50 percent in America is actually just that—a myth. In today’s world, the divorce rates certainly aren’t climbing and they don’t even appear to be holding steady. According to the Times’ Read More
Read MoreBritain’s Most Expensive Divorce Tops $500 Million
Any divorce can be costly in terms of both time and money, particularly if you don’t have an experienced lawyer on your side, but what happens when you’re a billionaire? One such billionaire, hedge fund manager Chris Hohn, saw this week just how costly divorce can be in some instances. His former wife, Jamie Cooper-Hohn Read More
Read MoreWant To Avoid Divorce? Consider These Tips Before You Say “I Do”
With somewhere around half of all marriages ending in divorce many couples are more hesitant than ever before to take that walk down the aisle. So how can you avoid the potential for a divorce even before you’re officially married? Some common tips recommended by divorce lawyers, who tend to have seen a myriad of Read More
Read MoreWhat Role Should Preteens and Teens Play in Creating Custody Agreements?
When it comes to creating a custody and parenting plan for younger children it can be quite a bit simpler than when you’re dealing with a preteen or a teen. With a toddler or an elementary school-aged child, the primary custody decisions are either going to be up to the parents or the Rhode Island Read More
Read MoreClassifying Custody and Understanding What Will Work Best for Your Family
Custody issues can get cloudy and confusing, particularly since it can be such an emotionally charged time for parents and in some cases the involved kids as well. If you’re about to begin divorce or custody proceedings, or are even just considering it as an option but you’re unclear about custody classifications or even how Read More
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