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This serves as a parental contribution for the child's basic living expenses, such as shelter, food, clothing, health care, and education. When a State court orders the noncustodial parent to pay child...     read more


Nearly half of all marriages ended in divorce and almost one-quarter of all children were born to unmarried parents in the US. Most of the children who live in single-parent families have a legal right...     read more


In an uncontested divorce, a husband and wife can create their own divorce settlement agreement by mutual consent. Divorce settlement agreements can be complex, so read on to learn about some common questions...     read more


Q: Will a quitclaim deed release me from the mortgage obligation? We held equity loans on two separate properties and during our divorce, each property was signed off to its respective owner using a quitclaim...     read more


You can also get orders for: 1) protection from abuse; 2) establishing paternity; 3) custody and visitation; 4) divorce; and 5) modification of an existing child support order if circumstances have changed....     read more


Hiring a divorce lawyer offers many advantages: 1) they know the law and stay up to date on changes in divorce law; 2) they know how and when to file petitions and motions with the court; 3) they have...     read more


The Most Important Estate Planning Documents • Last will and testament. This is a common estate planning method to transfer properties to beneficiary after a person dies. Though it is inexpensive, a will...     read more


Child maintenance is paid directly to the custodial parent (not the child) for the care and support of the children of a relationship that has been terminated. A parent has the same duty to pay child...     read more


1. Set the stage. To make this unpleasant process go as smoothly as possible be cordial and reasonable in all dealings with your spouse. Pay attention to your tone of voice, and body language. This will...     read more


You cannot have illegal reasons included in your agreement meaning that you can't stipulate anything that breaks the state requirements. For example, you cannot place conditions that terminate child support...     read more


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