How Should I Prepare for My Child Custody Hearing?
October 5, 2020
When parents must attend a child custody hearing, they need to be prepared for the various topics that could be discussed at that hearing. Grandparents, relatives, guardians, and others in the case may be asked to attend, and everyone must know what to expect before the hearing begins. Do I Need to Know the Law?…
Read More »Who Should Stay in the Family Home During a Divorce?
September 28, 2020
As soon as a couple decides to divorce, one person may want to move out. However, before leaving a family home that is jointly owned, spouses might need to consider all their options. As long as the situation is not unsafe for either party, residing together can make sense for a few reasons. Will Staying…
Read More »Can Moving Across State Lines Affect Divorce Proceedings?
September 21, 2020
An individual in the middle of a divorce may seek to move to another state to live closer to family, gain independence, or to pursue a career opportunity. However, one may face legal challenges when trying to move. This is especially true if child custody arrangements exist. Those considering an out-of-state move should contact an…
Read More »How Can I Make Sure My Child Custody Exchanges are Safe?
September 16, 2020
All parents want to keep their children safe, and divorced parents who deal with frequent child custody exchanges can face special challenges. Aside from the typical disagreements and conflicts, parents have to think about all the issues revolving around Coronavirus (COVID-19) safety. It is important to keep in mind that children’s need should always be…
Read More »How can Children Stay Safe During in-Person School Sessions?
September 8, 2020
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to shut down certain schools, offices, and government institutions, parents could benefit from safety tips for children going back to school. When kids enter a school building in this environment, parents must take the lead in terms of safety. Are Schools Prepared for in-Person Learning? Schools have likely enacted a…
Read More »Do Children Have a Say in Child Custody Arrangements?
August 24, 2020
When parents go through a divorce, child custody is often discussed as a part of the proceedings. The divorcing couple works together or through intermediaries to negotiate a custody arrangement as part of their divorce settlement. However, what if the divorcing couple’s children have their own ideas about what constitutes a fair and agreeable custody…
Read More »Why Should I Hire a Family Law Attorney?
August 17, 2020
A family law attorney is an invaluable resource that can support a person through the many ups and downs of divorce. Since these lawyers can handle a wide variety of documents and processes, it is important that an individual works with these attorneys instead of trying to figure things out on their own. Do I…
Read More »Katie Stockton on SJ Magazine’s list of 2020 Top Attorneys
August 11, 2020
Congratulations to Katie Stockton for being recognized on SJ Magazine’s list of 2020 Top Attorneys.
Read More »How Should Birthdays be Handled After Divorce?
August 7, 2020
Children often face difficult challenges after divorce, and may not be emotionally equipped to understand why their parents separated. When a child’s birthday is on the horizon, they will probably have a mix of feelings. They may feel excited about being one year older and anxious about how their birthday will be celebrated. It is…
Read More »Should I Partake in Divorce Mediation?
July 29, 2020
Every divorce case is unique. Some divorces are contentious from the beginning, making litigation nearly impossible to avoid, and some soon-to-be ex-spouses can be amicable. In more cordial situations, the soon-to-be ex-spouses may choose mediation instead of pursuing a traditional divorce route that could involve a substantially larger amount of court time. How Does Divorce…
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