Monthly Archives: February 2015
Prenuptial Agreements are Key to the Survival of a Family Business After Divorce
At their best, family-owned businesses provide the U.S. economy with an influx of both tradition and currency owing to a sense of trust established between the family members and the surrounding communities. However, working alongside family can prove to be … Continue reading
5 Reasons Co-Parenting Courses are Essential During and After Divorce
Many separated parents over the years have stated that co-parenting courses are essential during and after divorce and feel that they would not have made it through such a stressful time without the support they provided. If you do not … Continue reading
Factoring Cost of Living Adjustments into Your Child Support and Parenting Plan
Every twenty-four months the Child Support Enforcement (SCE) program, established to maintain state-wide child support enforcement laws automatically reviews each child support order. What many separated couples remain unaware of however is the fact that this adjustment can be made … Continue reading
Divorce Mediation as an Alternative When Family Businesses are Involved
Oftentimes when couples file for divorce they are doing more than acknowledging the end of a long-standing personal relationship – they are signalling the end of a business partnership. This is something that immediately complicates the separation process. The moment … Continue reading
