If you are wondering if you need a divorce lawyer when you and your spouse already agree on everything, the short answer is both yes and no. Yes, you need a lawyer if you wish to receive legal advice in order to avoid some major pitfalls of divorce. No, you do not need a lawyer…
Estate Planning is important at any chapter in life; however, it becomes even more vital when you have a loved one that has special needs. Putting the right plan in place means you can be certain that you’ve done everything in your power to safeguard them even when you’re no longer there. A Special Needs…
Your financial plan needs to have retirement planning for offering complete financial safeguarding. The requirement for retirement planning rises as the average life expectancy increases. In addition to providing financial safeguarding following retirement, a further source of income is vital. Retirement planning lays the groundwork for achieving life objectives, overseeing medical emergencies, and becoming independent…
What are digital assets in estate planning? Digital assets can be a wide assortment of electronic records and files that are stored “in the cloud”, on mobile devices, or on PC’s. Basically, just about anything you’re keeping as a digital record is deemed as a digital asset and something that needs to be accounted for…
A final divorce decree signifies the end of a long and emotional divorce process for many. The decree will outline the final terms of the divorce. Such things as child support, child custody, spousal support, and property division will undoubtedly be included. While a divorce decree may never be invalid, let’s take a look at…
When thinking about a cohabitation agreement, cost is usually a considerable concern. At Ogborne Law, we understand that establishing the expense can be perplexing. As experienced divorce attorneys, we have guided innumerable couples through this process. In this post, it is going to break down what you could expect to pay for a cohabitation agreement…
Navigating the aftermath of a divorce can be challenging, especially when certain circumstances change. In this event, it may be time to modify your divorce decree. Whether you wish to update custody arrangements or increase alimony, it’s important to understand the potential costs of modifying a divorce decree. Divorce Decree Modifications Divorce decrees are legally…
A lot of people have one big question: Who pays for a no-fault divorce? Usually, each spouse is accountable for their own legal expenses. Nevertheless, in some instances, one spouse may petition the court to have the other spouse cover their expenses. This request may happen if there’s a significant income gap between spouses or…
Parents in the state of Arizona have a duty to uphold the agreed upon terms of a child custody arrangement. If one parent violates those terms, though, the other parent may want to modify or void the agreement altogether. Let’s look at a few possible ways to void a child custody agreement. Child Abuse Or…
Let’s take a look at the most common reasons why a parent will be denied overnight visitation. 1. Relationship Problems The judge in your case always considers the type of relationship you both have with your children. It’s very common for children to form a stronger bond with one of their parents. This can be…
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