Janine Frisco, a California family law attorney at Gilligan, Frisco & Trutanich, discusses California divorce-related subjects from child custody to financial issues, to restraining orders with DivorceMag.com.
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PODCAST: What you need to know about Utah’s prenuptial, postnuptial, relationship, and cohabitation agreements.
Amy Kennedy, Salt Lake City family law attorney with Dart, Adamson & Donovan (DA&D) Attorneys at Law, discusses the differences between Relationship and Cohabitation Agreements and the need for prenuptial and postnuptial agreements for married couples.
PODCAST: What You Need to Know About Child Support and Child Custody in Utah
In this interview, Kayla Quam, an experienced Salt Lake City family law attorney with Dart, Adamson & Donovan (DA&D) Attorneys at Law, answers common questions about child support and child custody in Utah.
WATCH: Child Support and Child Custody in Utah, Family Lawyer Kayla Quam Answers FAQs
Kayla Quam, an experienced Salt Lake City family law attorney, answers common questions about child support and child custody in Utah with DivorceMag.com.
PODCAST: A Conversation With Family Lawyer Kristen Gross About Divorce in Florida
In this interview, Fort Lauderdale family lawyer Kristen Gross discusses the intricacies behind family law in Florida, including child support, timesharing, and more.
WATCH: Divorce in Florida – A Conversation With Family Lawyer Kristen Gross
In this interview, Fort Lauderdale family lawyer Kristen Gross discusses the intricacies behind family law in Florida, including child support, timesharing, and more.
WATCH: Family Lawyer Brian Pearlstein Reunites Mother & Daughter in Paris After a Child Abduction
Maryland family lawyer Brian Pearlstein reunited a mother & daughter in Paris after a child abduction in a complicated pro bono case. Read the extraordinary story here.
WATCH: Can both parents have equal decision-making rights regarding their children?
In Indiana, parents can have equal decision-making power for big issues regardless of whether the children split their physical time equally between homes post-divorce.
WATCH: If the children split their time between two homes, is it always 50/50?
Many parents think they must follow the schedule set forth in the Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines; however, our courts encourage families to create schedules that will work for their unique family.
WATCH: How does a joint custody agreement usually work?
While legal custody refers to a parent’s right to make decisions regarding a child’s education, religious upbringing and medical care, physical custody refers to how a child spends time with her parents.
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