Legal Articles, Family Law

When Can You Voluntarily Retire and Stop Paying Spousal Support?

In this blog post, we review the law of retirement and spousal support termination or variation, as applied in British Columbia.

How much does my Self-Employed Spouse Really Make?

The amount of child support and spousal support (alimony) that will be ordered to pay is usually tied directly to the payor’s income, as determined by the Federal Child Support Guidelines (FCSG).

Does Adultery Affect Alimony in Connecticut?

A blog post about how and when adultery will affect spousal support in divorce.

Prenuptial Agreements in Connecticut

A blog post about prenuptial agreement procedure in Connecticut.

Important Divorce Issues to Discuss with Your Attorney

A helpful checklist for topics to discuss with an attorney when starting divorce proceedings.

Governor Signs Bill Hastening Divorce for Abuse Victims

A blog post about how the Pennsylvania government and courts are working towards better protection for abuse victims during divorce.

Divorce and the Name Change Process

A blog post about when and how to make a name change whether a divorce is involved or some other major life event call for it.

Domestic Partners and Unmarried Couples: An Overview

A blog post about what steps domestic partners and unmarried couples can take to protect themselves during separation.

How Legislatures Can Amend Divorce for Victims of Spousal Abuse

A blog post about what forms of protection a court can provide an abused spouse during divorce proceedings.

State Supreme Court Can't Vacate Divorce after Reconciling

A blog post about a court ruling that it is not within the jurisdiction of a court to vacate a divorce order not because it is invalid, but rather because the parties reconciled.

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