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The process of divorce can be long and confusing, so if you're going through one right now, you probably have a lot of questions. Who will get custody of the children? Will I need to pay alimony? How will property be divided? On our blog we look into many of these...
Divorce is a difficult time, regardless of the wealth of the couple divorcing. However, high asset divorces differ in a variety of ways. First, wealthy couples typically have complex and diverse financial holdings, making it difficult to take an accurate tally. On top...
Let's face it ? the phrase "amicable divorce" is, more often than not, an oxymoron. Yes, there are rare cases when a couple "consciously uncouples," everything goes smoothly and neither side harbors any hurt or ill feelings. In most cases, though, divorce is a tough,...
Nearly every aspect of divorce is stressful or emotionally draining in some form or another. If you have been unemployed, underemployed, or a stay-at-home parent for a while, one overwhelming aspect of divorce might be how you will provide for yourself and/or your...
We noted in our immediately preceding blog post that, where family law is concerned in Rhode Island or elsewhere, "the terrain is singularly wide." That is, a dominant focal point in one given case might spotlight custody and visitation concerns, whereas another...
If you have a question or concern regarding family law, or a legal matter that you definitely know must be resolved within that realm, you're likely experiencing a kaleidoscope of emotions. If we could impart a few words of comfort to every reader of our blogs at the...
