Each month, Dads Divorce sponsor Cordell & Cordell produces the Men’s Divorce Podcast, which features interviews with authors, politicians and other divorce professionals on issues fathers frequently face during the divorce process.
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Question: Is there another means of getting government financial assistance to help raise my kids other than child support? My ex-wife is disabled and unable to afford any sort of child support payments.
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Question: My spouse has been committing adultery for years. Will that come into play during our divorce? Also, I am disabled and receive medical insurance through my spouse. How will that play out during the case?
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Question: What specific stipulations can be included in a divorce decree? Can one party request that a third party not be allowed in the children’s lives after divorce?
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By Rosario Burgos Santoyo Cordell & Cordell San Diego Divorce Attorney There is a lot to be said for keeping an agenda, especially during a divorce. While the term “agenda” is used in this article, this could be many forms: journal, calendar, notebook, etc., so long as there is a …
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Remaining amicable through a divorce is extremely difficult. The process tends to bring out the worst in people. With so many important issues to sort through – child support and custody, alimony, division of assets,etc. – it’s easy to lose control of your emotions.
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The divorce of New York real estate mogul Harry Macklowe and his wife, Linda, is about to get nasty. After 57 years of marriage, the billionaire announced he is moving in with his girlfriend of at least two years. The problem for Harry is that he does not have a …
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Question: I am going through a divorce and no one in the legal aid programs are willing to help or represent me in court. My ex lives in a different state and I’m stuck fighting for shared parenting and visitation on my own. Any advice on how to approach this …
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Question: I was recently served divorce papers and told I have 21 days to respond to the court. Is that 21 days after my spouse files or 21 days after I was served the papers?
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Question: My ex-wife, who is completely taken care of by her parents, is taking me to court to increase my child support obligation. I spend nearly $800 per month on child-care expenses for children I have with my current wife in addition to child support. Will the court take these …
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