Divorce is never ideal. It should only be considered as a last option after all efforts to save a marriage are exhausted. However, just because your marriage didn’t work out doesn’t mean you and your ex have to hate each other. Of course, it’s often difficult to remain on friendly …
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Question How do I know if I am entitled to spousal support?
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Question: Is it legal for my ex-wife to use the child support I’m paying her to pay off her personal loan?
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When and how to modify child support are questions that many parents find so confusing and daunting that they wind up doing nothing about their changed financial circumstances. That can be a big mistake, and can wind up costing you a lot of money and heartache down the road. While only …
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Question: My ex-wife is putting our daughter in private school and wants me to pay half of tuition on top of the child support I’m already paying. Is private school tuition part of child support?
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For years, the Federal Government has overemphasized collecting child support payments and that has led to a system that is unduly harsh on low-income and incarcerated parents.
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Question: My ex-wife was supposed to refinance our old house and care within two years of our divorce. She failed to do this and the bank foreclosed our house. Is there anything I can do to get my name off the mortgage so it stops damaging my credit?
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Question: I submitted a Spousal Consent Form for a loan on my 401(k) to help pay for my divorce. However, my wife is refusing to sign it.
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Question: What factors are considered when determining alimony payments?
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Recent comments issued by Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey in his annual State of the State Address show that the myth of the deadbeat dad is alive and well. Ducey, a father of three, launched a campaign to crack down on so-called “deadbeat dads” by posting names and photos to Twitter …
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