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It's not uncommon for a judge to decree that a Rhode Island couple’s home be sold as part of a divorce settlement. However, that doesn’t mean that the house will sell right away or for your desired sale price. There are several different things you can do if this...
While many people in Rhode Island who are going through a divorce only think about dividing assets like homes, vehicles, retirement accounts, and bank accounts, there might be other items that could come into play. Several types of assets might easily be forgotten or...
If you’ve never heard the term before, it can be hard to understand why you have to pay your ex-spouse any amount of money after you’ve divorced. Alimony is usually sought after when one Rhode Island spouse did the grunt of the household / emotional work while the...
If you are getting ready to seek custody of your children in Rhode Island, there are things you can do to prepare for court. As with any other endeavor, preparation is the first step toward success. Before the hearing Before your court date, you should study the state...
Divorce is very common in Rhode Island, but you can find love again. If you get remarried, you may wonder what might happen with your child support and custody orders. It’s worth knowing what impact your new marriage may have on these matters. What happens if you’re...
A divorce can be emotional for your entire family. It can also be a challenge if you and your spouse own a Rhode Island business together. However, for such couples, it may be easier to transfer an ownership interest in the business to the other spouse as part of the...
Many Rhode Island marriages end because of misconduct such as domestic violence, abandonment, substance abuse, or adultery. One question that many people have is if they are still obligated to pay alimony to their ex-spouses when the latter were at fault. Another...
If you get a divorce in Rhode Island, you may be able to keep your separate property instead of having it divided. If you have a prenuptial agreement that has been prepared correctly, this will make the process easier and more straightforward. However, there are other...
If you are a parent living in Rhode Island and you need to work out a plan to share custody with the other parent, you may have wondered whether 50/50 joint custody is the best solution. This is often best for the child although there can be a few drawbacks....
After your Rhode Island divorce, you may consider moving for new employment and housing opportunities. If you have children and have primary custody, you may think you are able to make all the final decisions about the specifics of your move. However, depending on...
