Service Area: Family Law

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Posted May 25, 2022

“It’s Gonna Take Time…To Do It Right” – Pre-Planning for your Prenup

Cohabitation agreements and marriage contracts (or “prenups”) are common contracts for couples to enter into prior to moving in together or getting married. Reasons for[...]

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Family Law

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Kate Wright

Sarah Antonious

Posted April 25, 2022

Uneven Playing Fields in Family Law: Advanced Litigation Costs

Family law litigation can be a particularly complicated and expensive legal endeavor exacerbated by the emotional difficulties of a fractured relationship. These matters become even[...]

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Family Law

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Michelle Williams

Posted April 5, 2022

Considering Occupation Rent

Occupation rent arises when the person who remains in the home is required to pay rent to the person who left the home to compensate the[...]

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Family Law

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Olivia Koneval-Brown

Posted February 23, 2022

How Old Does a Child Have to Be to Decide Which Parent to Live With?

Parents often ask at what age can a child decide where they are going to live or how often they see the other parent. Contrary[...]

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Family Law

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Michelle Williams

Posted February 14, 2022

Children and Consent to the COVID-19 Vaccine

When parents consider how to apportion decision-making authority post-separation, medical care is inevitably one of the major areas discussed. It is important to remember, however,[...]

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Family Law

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E. Jane Murray

Posted January 10, 2022

Til Death Do Us Another Part?

Benjamin Franklin famously said, “The only two certainties in life are death and taxes.” A recent decision has caused me to think about the importance[...]

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Family Law

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Alison Boyce

Posted December 6, 2021

Child Support During a Pandemic: How Has the Pandemic Impacted Child Support Payments from Self-Employed Payors?

The COVID-19 pandemic has had global implications across all areas of industry. In some cases, the pandemic has been catastrophic to entire industries such as[...]

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Family Law, Wills, Trusts and Estates

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Kate Wright

Posted November 22, 2021

Does Your Separation Agreement Go Far Enough? Ensuring your Separation Agreement Includes a Release of Beneficiary Designations

Family Law Separation Agreements usually include a variety of release clauses; for example, there may be releases of spousal support and of a right to[...]

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Family Law

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Kate Wright

Posted November 8, 2021

Family Law in the Digital Age: Equalization and Digital Assets

The world of digital assets is always expanding and evolving. Digital assets include anything from photos and videos to data accounts and cryptocurrency. The new[...]

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