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The Impact of Cell Phone Records on Adultery Cases in New Hampshire

The Impact of Cell Phone Records on Adultery Cases in New Hampshire

CHILD SUPPORT - HOW MUCH WILL I HAVE TO PAY?

Child support is the amount of money that a court orders a parent to pay every month to help pay for the support of your children. Child support should improve the standard of living in the custodial household and improve the lives of the children.

New Illinois Law Will Help Protect Domestic Violence Survivors

Domestic violence has been a common area of discussion, given the recent Ray Rice scandal and the fact that October was National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Veterans' Disability Benefits Are Income for Child Support and Alimony Purposes

Veterans' Disability Benefits Are Income for Child Support and Alimony Purposes

Alimony in New Hampshire

Alimony in New Hampshire

Collaborative Divorce - A Better Way To a New Beginning

Collaborative Divorce - A Better Way To a New Beginning

DuPage County Attorneys Celebrate 50 Years of Legal Service in Illinois

The DuPage County, Illinois law firm of Mirabella, Kincaid, Frederick & Mirabella, LLC, proudly celebrates five decades of family law and general practice with attorneys Joseph F. Mirabella, Jr., and John B. Kincaid.

Child Support and Alimony in New Hampshire

Understanding Child Support and Alimony in New Hampshire

Child Support

In California, as in most states, parents going through divorce are responsible for the financial support of their children.

Child Custody & Visitation

Child Custody can be one of the most complicated and emotional issues involved in a dissolution of marriage. Children can become a divorce’s unseen and unheard victims.

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