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Whether you’re planning a wedding or already married, you may have heard of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements. While they are both marital agreements, they serve different purposes and apply at different times in a relationship. What Is a Prenuptial Agreement? A prenuptial agreement, commonly called a “prenup”, is a legal contract signed before marriage. Prenups… Read More

House Bill 1014 will take effect on January 1, 2026. This bill aims to reform child support calculations, which were last updated in 2019, and to make payments more equitable for individuals on both sides of the economic spectrum. Increased Monthly Income Starting January 1, 2026, the new guidelines have raised the combined monthly net… Read More

You’re getting divorced. Life feels upside down. You have had enough dealing with the lawyers. The last thing you want to do is deal with more lawyers. But there is one lawyer you actually do want to talk to during a divorce: the estate planning kind. It might not be the end of your life… Read More

If you have recently received notice of intended relocation from your co-parent, it is crucial to respond promptly. This situation may significantly impact your living arrangements and your relationship with your children, so taking immediate action is in your best interest. Consider seeking legal advice to understand your rights and options and gather any necessary… Read More

So, you have a parenting plan that is no longer viable or simply isn’t being followed for one reason or another. Maybe your child’s needs have changed, maybe one parent has relocated, or perhaps the current arrangement is no longer safe for the child due to the other parent’s household. Whatever the reason, you may… Read More

In this webinar, Attorney Lisa H. Do and Guest Sheri Vernon discuss "Collaborative Divorce: Role of Divorce & Parenting Coach" Read More

October 23rd, 2025 - In this webinar, Attorney Mackenzie O. Bretz discusses "What Do I Need to Know When Entering a Child Support Order" Read More

In any divorce or separation case, the Court must ‘determine the nature and extent of both separate and community property’ before equitably dividing assets and debts.  This means that the Court must first characterize the property as separate or community before deciding on an equitable division.  When disputes arise as to whether property is separate… Read More

Making sure that you leave your divorce with a fair and equitable division of assets is one of the most important things family law attorneys can help you accomplish. However, sometimes the financial issues are far more varied and complex, and a financial expert, such as a forensic accountant, is necessary to make sure all… Read More