The terms set by the court for child custody in your divorce are official, but they are not permanent. Either parent can ask the state to make changes to the custody or support orders. They can do so by filing a motion requesting a modification hearing. The courts can...
A friend or relative just died and you found out that you are named in their will as the executor of their estate. While you’re understandably honored, you’re also a bit hesitant about doing the job. Are you stuck? No, not actually. You may have to take a few formal...
At some point during a divorce, every couple has to go through the somewhat tedious (and stressful) process of dividing up their shared accumulations. Knowing where to start -- and how to be smart about it -- can save you both a lot of frustration and legal fees. Here...
Many circumstances can lead to the birth of a child, and marriage isn't always part of the equation. Plenty of modern families don't marry before having children, and it is possible for unmarried parents to share custody even after their relationship ends. As an...
