When people are dealing with a divorce and juggling their responsibilities at work, it may feel impossible to keep the two separated. However, allowing their personal circumstances to leak into their professional life may eventually cause embarrassment and regret....
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LEGAL CHALLENGES
Month: November 2021
Child support and the Passport Denial Program
If you have to pay child support, it is vital to do everything in your power to stay current. Falling behind on these obligations can result in harsh repercussions, and many parents lose their driver's license and even face the threat of arrest as a result of back...
Custody violations and contempt charges
If you are approaching divorce as a parent, you likely need to think about multiple issues related to child custody. Moreover, these legal concerns can arise for parents who ended their marriage years ago. Whether you expect to have sole custody of your child or you...
Child support enforcement in Pennsylvania
As a parent, you need to go over different legal considerations related to the end of your marriage and your kids. For example, you could have questions and concerns regarding child custody, and you likely have uncertainty regarding child support. Whether you expect...
Looking at the penalties for failing to pay alimony
When it comes to the divorce process, you need to think about a number of financial topics. From child support to the division of marital property, divorce could impact your finances in various ways. Some people have to pay alimony after ending their marriage, and you...
Are divorce records public?
Divorce can expose personal information to public view, but the court may agree to seal parts of the record. Divorce records appear in three forms, which are public to varying degrees. Divorce certificate, decree, and court record The vital records offices of...
Negotiating alimony in your favor
Receiving a court order to pay alimony might throw a wrench in your finances. Juggling the adjustment to a single income on top of divorce-related expenses is not for the faint of heart. Proactively adjusting your budget can help you to prevent the legal repercussions...
What happens to your retirement benefits during divorce?
Getting divorced, especially as you near retirement, may rattle your plans for the future. Having a tentative idea of what will happen to shared benefits can help you plan ahead. Knowing your rights, restructuring your budget and setting goals can all help you...
When should you consider a post-decree modification?
At the conclusion of your divorce, your settlement may suffice all of your needs considering the circumstances. However, as your life progresses, you may find that aspects of your agreement no longer apply. Knowing when to request a post-decree modification can help...
Determining best interests and child custody
For many parents, the thought of getting divorced creates concerns about the well-being of their children. Couples that can set aside differences to put their children first may reach a more sustainable and satisfactory custody agreement. The courts put a lot of...