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mountain lakes divorce attorneys
DIVORCING YOUR CREDIT REPORTS
Going through a divorce can be overwhelming – equitable distribution, visitation, alimony, child support, division of retirement accounts, where to live, re-entering the workforce. All of these are important, long-lasting decisions. But there is one thing that many people fail to...
Read Melissa Brown's Informative Article Entitled "How to Find the Right Divorce Attorney for You"
Melissa Brown, an attorney in Charleston, South Carolina, is a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and one of the preeminent family lawyers in South Carolina. I had the occasion, last week, to read her excellent article on her blog entitled "How to...
Psychological Parents Not Entitled to Same Constitutional Protections as Biological Parents in Grandparent Visitation Dispute
For more than a decade, we have known that biological parents have certain constitutional protections that help them defend against grandparents or other third parties seeking visitation with their children. In fact, in New Jersey, because a fit parent has a fundamental constitutional right...
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOUR BARGAIN FOR WITHOUT THE ADVICE OF COUNSEL
It is common and often unfortunate that I meet with clients who decided, for whatever reason, that they would represent themselves during a divorce proceeding. There are cases where that decision may be perfectly acceptable. More often than not, the people I have met are coming to me...
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU BARGAIN FOR WITHOUT THE ADVICE OF COUNSEL
It is common and often unfortunate that I meet with clients who decided, for whatever reason, that they would represent themselves during a divorce proceeding. There are cases where that decision may be perfectly acceptable. More often than not, the people I have met are coming to me...