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It takes years of planning to ensure financial stability during retirement. Most professionals save for decades to enjoy their lives after leaving full-time employment. They set money aside in special accounts and may invest their resources to increase their value...
If you are facing a divorce in Rhode Island and are considering moving out of the marital home, you may be wondering how this decision may affect your claim to the property. It is a common concern, as many people worry that leaving their house could hurt their chances...
Divorce is never easy, even in the most amicable situations. Allegations of infidelity can add an extra layer of turmoil. In Rhode Island, adultery can have potential implications on property and financial matters during a divorce. While the state follows equitable...
Divorce is a challenging journey, and when it involves assets spread across the globe, the process becomes even more intricate. Picture this: You have built a life together, investing in a vacation home in Italy, maintaining a Swiss bank account or perhaps owning...
This year, Rhode Island became one of a growing number of states that are directing courts to treat companion animals as something more than property when determining their future after divorce. This is crucial for couples who aren’t able to work out a “custody”...
Couples preparing for divorce sometimes rush through the property division process. They compromise more than they should in some cases, leading to an unfair outcome. Their hopes of completing the process as quickly as possible or their desire to minimize costs can...
While a court might approve a plan where a toddler splits their time evenly between homes, it’s more likely that a young child ends up spending more time in one home. A court may see it as giving the child more stability that way. It may not be practical for one...
If you and your co-parent are discussing a child custody arrangement, it may help to prepare some talking points in advance. Here are a few questions to ask yourself that could affect your child custody arrangement: 1. How often can you see your child? As a parent,...
Apps have changed almost every area of life, and this includes child custody. There are many co-parting apps out there, with Our Family Wizard, Coparently and Talking Parents being just some of the more recognizable brands. Parents are increasingly starting to take...
Divorcing couples in Rhode Island often face complex challenges, especially when it comes to dividing a family business. Rhode Island is an equitable distribution state, meaning that marital assets, including businesses, are divided fairly, though not necessarily...
