Legal Articles, Child Support
The Massachusetts Alimony Statute Requires the Characterization of Alimony Based Upon All Income of the Paying Spouse
New Hampshire Courts Use The "Best Interests" Standard in Making Child Custody Determinations
A Court May Consider Past Income and Earnings In Making An Alimony Award
A Constructive Trust May Be Used To Remedy ERISA Preemption
How A Constructive Trust May Be Used To Enforce A Divorce Decree or Agreement
Unique Issues With Dividing Property Under a Short-Term Marriage
Divorce Court has Authority to Award One Parent Sole Decision Making Responsibility For The Children
The Massachusetts Alimony Statute Permits the Court to Order Rehabilitative Alimony Based on the Prospect of Future Employment
DuPage Family Law Firm Recognizes Attorney's 2014 Accomplishments
The Difference Between Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements
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