How will Divorce Affect your Teen?
- posted: Aug. 25, 2016
- Divorce
There are many considerations that weigh into the decision of pursuing a divorce, with one of the most important being how it will affect the children involved. There’s no debating Read More
How Divorce, Alimony, and Child Support Affect Veterans' VA Benefits
- posted: May 26, 2016
- Divorce
If you are a veteran considering divorce or currently going through divorce proceedings, you may be concerned about how this process may affect VA income resulting from property division, alimony, Read More
Rhode Island and Same Sex Divorce
- posted: Mar. 31, 2016
- Divorce
It’s a great question. Does divorce follow the same proceedings for same sex couples as it does for heterosexual relationships? I covered this topic a few years ago following the Read More
What Constitutes Grounds for Divorce in Rhode Island?
- posted: Nov. 18, 2015
- Family Law,  Divorce
There are many factors to consider when making the decision to end a marriage; one which may be to determine if there are sufficient legal grounds or not. Since 2010, Read More
Cousins and Custody Arrangements, Maintaining Relationships
- posted: Oct. 14, 2015
- Family Law,  Divorce,  Grandparents' Rights,  Child Custody
Custody Battles can be extremely difficult. The most important concern is that of the child or children in question, but what about extended family? What are the rights of extended Read More
Considering Divorce? What Happens to the Business?
- posted: Sep. 17, 2015
- Family Law,  Divorce
There comes a time when divorce becomes more common to your thinking than staying together. For additional thoughts on how to know if divorce is the right option for you, Read More
How Unemployment Affects Spouses Ability to Pay Alimony
- posted: Jun. 17, 2015
- Family Law,  Divorce
In certain divorce situations, a judge may assign one spouse or another to pay alimony to the other spouse in order to help that person get back on their feet Read More
Managing Your Child's Digital Security Across Two Households
- posted: May 28, 2015
- Family Law,  Divorce,  Child Custody
It seems that all children are enamored with screen time from a very early age. It was all good when it occupied a young child for a few minutes while Read More
Approaching Divorce If You’re the Cheater
- posted: Aug. 14, 2014
- Family Law,  Divorce
When we think divorce that results from an extra-marital affair, we often think of it from the perspective of the victim in the situation—the spouse who was cheated on. However, despite Read More