The most important and sought after right to a child is the right to establish a child’s residence. The parent with this right is commonly referred to as the “primary parent,” although it is possible for non-parent to have this right under certain circumstances. A judge or jury can decide who will be the primary…
by Charla Bradshaw The unfortunate reality is that many marriages end in divorce. Prenuptial agreements are valid on divorce or death. In either case, there are assets to be distributed. While it is certainly unromantic to discuss and negotiate a prenuptial agreement, it can save a lot of heartache and money when it comes time…
Social media has become the fabric of our lives. Many people identify themselves through their social media. Users share things on social edia without thinking through the possible consequences. Not every “friend” is a friend, and “private” no longer means private. Social media and electronic devices are a family lawyer’s most valuable place to gain…