By Evan Kirshenbaum | Published July 26, 2021 | Posted in Child Custody | Tagged Tags: child custody, parenting plan, Rhode Island family lawyer, visitation | Comments Off on What Information Should Be Included in a Parenting Plan?
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What Information Should Be Included in a Parenting Plan?
When a married couple decides to divorce, they are required to do so through the legal system. Issues they may need to decide on include child custody, child support, division of assets and property, division of marital debt, and more. If the couple was never married, they do not need the legal system to end Read More
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Evan Kirshenbaum Named Top Family Law Attorney by RI Monthly
Kirshenbaum Law Associates, Inc. of Rhode Island is pleased to announce that Rhode Island Monthly has selected Evan Kirshenbaum, Managing Partner, as one of the top adoption, marital, and family law attorneys in Rhode Island. Kirshenbaum Law Associates is a preeminent family law firm. For over 55 years, the firm has been helping clients conquer Read More
Read MoreWatch Out for Tax Consequences in Divorce
When you are in the process of getting a divorce, the last thing you want to worry about is your tax return. However, there are often significant tax consequences for both spouses once the divorce process is completed. It is important for you to be aware of what the possible outcomes could be, so you Read More
Read MoreWhen Should You Use a Forensic Accountant in Your RI Divorce?
When many people hear the term “forensic accounting,” they often assume that this is a process used just in criminal investigations to uncover embezzlement or other types of fraud. While forensic accountants do work in the criminal justice field, they can also be helpful in divorce and other family law proceedings. Forensic accounting can be Read More
Read MoreWhen Can I Ask the RI Family Court to Modify My Child Support?
Child support is one of those family law issues that often stirs up acrimony between the two parents. The paying parent often resents handing over that check each month, feeling as if they are “supporting” their ex’s lifestyle and the receiving parent often feels that monthly amount doesn’t even come close to covering the costs Read More
Read MoreDetecting Signs of Child Abuse and Neglect
Unfortunately, just like adults, not all children speak up when they have been abused or neglected. As such, it is often the responsibility of adult family and friends to keep a close eye on the child and parent when abuse is suspected. However, the signs and symptoms are sometimes incredibly hard to spot. Physical abuse Read More
Read MoreHow Does Mental Illness Affect Child Custody and Visitation?
When it comes time for a judge to determine custody and visitation rights, the child’s well-being always takes priority. The court will always choose in favor of the child’s physical, mental, behavioral, and emotional well-being, and custody and visitation will be granted accordingly. In deciding how parenting time should be divided between each parent, the Read More
Read MoreHelping Your Children Adjust to Divorce
There is no denying that parents getting a divorce is difficult for any child to go through. Some people are under the misconception that divorce is the most difficult for younger children, but the truth is that children of all ages can have a difficult time adjusting to this major change in their lives. Research Read More
Read MoreMeeting with a Divorce Attorney
If you are considering ending your marriage or have already decided that you want to file for a divorce, the first step you should take is consulting with a Rhode Island divorce attorney. The divorce process can be a complex – and emotional – one, so having a skilled attorney advocating for your best interest Read More
Read MoreWhy Is the Divorce Rate Going Up During the COVID-19 Pandemic?
Marriage can be difficult under the best of circumstances, with couples dealing with financial issues, disagreements about parenting, sharing household responsibilities, and even boredom. When you add to those issues the stress of dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, it is no wonder that the divorce rate has been spiking over the past several months. According Read More
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