When parents get divorced, their kids understandably have a lot of questions. The depth and complexity of these questions will certainly vary depending on the age of the children, since…
By New Beginnings Family Law
When one or both members of a couple make the often difficult decision that it is time for their marriage to come to an end, there are numerous ways they…
By New Beginnings Family Law
Nearly everyone has heard of prenuptial agreements. These legal agreements that precede marriages are rather infamous, though undeservedly, in our society. Despite the numerous benefits and practicality of a prenuptial…
By New Beginnings Family Law
Getting married is one of the most exciting times in a person’s life…and approaching a spouse about a prenuptial agreement can be one of the scariest. After all, there is…
By New Beginnings Family Law
Divorce is difficult for kids and can have lasting implications. Children of divorced parents are twice as likely to get divorced themselves. They are more likely to abuse drugs and…
By New Beginnings Family Law
Have you ever seen one of those reality TV shows where one partner insists on a prenup and the other partner refuses to sign it until 10 minutes before the…
By New Beginnings Family Law
Divorce is a major adjustment for everyone in the family. Kids go through at least as much stress as their parents do. What can you do to help them weather…
By New Beginnings Family Law
There is no doubt about it. An uncontested divorce is cheaper and generally less stressful. Unfortunately, sometimes an uncontested divorce simply isn’t possible. What determines whether or not an uncontested…
By New Beginnings Family Law
Divorce is always difficult, but when there’s a child with special needs involved it may be particularly difficult. These children are often especially sensitive to emotional upheavals and need to…
By New Beginnings Family Law
Asking your spouse for a prenuptial agreement may not be the most exciting part of planning a wedding, but it’s an important process that offers protection for both spouses. Here…
By New Beginnings Family Law