You may have many questions as you begin what likely seems like an overwhelming and complicated divorce process. Since understanding what your post-divorce financial situation will be is an important part of this transition...
Author: O'Connor Family Law
When you are engaged, you have every hope for a long and successful marriage. It is an exciting time filled with thoughts of new beginnings and happily ever afters. However, you are realistic, and you know that some marriages...
The mere mention of a custody ‘battle’ carries all sorts of negative connotations often associated with parents fighting with one another, sparing no expense, and leaving no stone unturned in their effort to ‘win’...
Divorce is never easy for the two people going through it, but it can be especially hard on the children who usually have no say in the process and no control over the outcome. As a divorcing parent, addressing your kids’...
As a parent, you are continually trying to protect your children from getting hurt – physically and emotionally. Unfortunately, your children may be vulnerable to danger in their own home in the form of an abusive parent....
Can My Abusive Partner Kick Me Out of Their House? When someone experiencing abuse lives with their violent partner who owns the house, the situation can become complex. Some may wonder if their abusive partner can kick them...
Most relationships start off with each person acting their best and seeing the other with rose-colored glasses. After this honeymoon phase, however, you may start to wonder whether the characteristics of your significant...
It’s September, and if you’re like 50% of all children who grow up to witness their parent’s marriage come to an end, you’re starting to get that creeping existential dread: The Holidays are coming. There is no other...
Separating from your partner when you have children together can be a stressful and overwhelming task. Even if you have the best intentions with ending the relationship, talking with your partner about separation and a plan...
An offer for a new job in another state, a need to be closer to extended family, or simply a desire for a fresh start can all be great reasons to relocate. However, if you share children with an ex-partner, you may be...