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Death can complicate the divorce process. If your spouse passes away while you are in the middle of your divorce, the court may take a number of actions to remedy the situation. The court may dismiss your case or transfer its jurisdiction. If your case involves complex matters, such as child custody,

After a married couple decides to file for divorce, it is not uncommon for one spouse to move out of state. However, marriage laws differ from state to state, and a spouse living in another jurisdiction may complicate the divorce process. If you and your spouse live in separate states, you will

At the conclusion of a divorce between two parents, a court will create a number of documents that both parties will need to adhere to in order to complete the process. This agreement will encompass custody arrangements, asset division, and, in many cases, child support payments. Understanding how courts calculate child support

Child custody agreements encompass a wide range of financial situations, living arrangements, and specific needs. In situations where a child’s divorced parents live in separate states, a court may use the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act to determine the child’s home state and fashion an agreement that works in the

Divorce is a serious decision, and at the conclusion of your proceeding, you may want to change your mind about some aspects. Perhaps you want to edit your custody arrangements, fix issues regarding the reporting of assets, or overturn the divorce decree altogether. Reversing a divorce can be a difficult process, but