Often times parents do not take into consideration the financial component of having a child. Let’s be realistic, who wants to put a “price tag” on their child? However, this
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We previously posted a blog discussing how a party may be able to secure a decree of separation and enumerated five (5) ways you can seek a judgment of separation
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You and your spouse have a separation agreement or judgment of separation . . . now what? Well, as we previously wrote, spouses who enter into a legal separation
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We previously posted a blog discussing some basic concepts to think about when deciding whether you and your spouse should consider entering into a separation agreement. The purpose of this
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As Taylor Swift once said, “we are never getting back together, like, ever.” Unfortunately, this is the reality for approximately 50% of all married couples. That is because approximately 50%
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Proposing to your significant other is a huge step in any relationship. When making the decision to propose, the last thing that you’re probably worried about is what will happen
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The decision to get divorced is not an easy one. Once a party has decided to get divorced they may not even know what the process looks like. While there
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We recently blogged regarding the third round of stimulus payments which was one of the many provisions included in the American Rescue Plan. As highlighted in that blog, eligible taxpayers
Continue Reading Mo Children Mo Money – Benefits of Claiming Dependents for the 2021 Tax Year
On Thursday, March 11, 2021, President Joe Biden signed the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan into law in an attempt to further combat the disastrous financial impact as a result
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Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, we have blogged about the judicial decisions that have been rendered addressing parents withholding visitation from the other parent as a result of the pandemic. When
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