Alimony payments are either a burden or a blessing, depending on whether you're the "paying" or the "receiving" spouse. If you're the paying spouse, you probably don't want to have to make these monthly payments, and you're hoping that you can defend against the...
Month: November 2018
Ways to dispute a Florida divorce ruling
In the course of your divorce, a judge may issue various rulings, some of which you may want to contest. There are several avenues to pursue this type of recourse, depending on who issued the ruling, the stage of the litigation process and the facts of the...
How will divorce affect my Social Security?
Divorce could affect the amount of your Social Security retirement benefits. In fact, this is a primary concern of many spouses who choose to go their separate ways in their later years. The way your divorce will affect your Social Security retirement benefits will...
Establishing child custody in the military
If you are going through a divorce or a separation from the other parent of your child, you are likely to be concerned about how this will affect your relationship with your child. This is a common concern of many parents; however, if you are a military service...
Common questions about divorcing after retirement
While the majority of divorcing couples decide to make the change while their children are still growing up, divorce after retirement is a trend that has increased in the last few years. Divorcing after retirement, otherwise known as "gray divorce" is seeing an upward...
The possible implications of relocating with your child
If you are a single parent or if you are no longer in a relationship with the other parent of your child, it is likely that you will sometimes find that life decisions are made difficult by the other parent. You might feel that the other parent puts limits on your...