Family Law
What About the Pets in Divorce
By : Brad Frakes | Category : Divorce, Family Law | Comments Off on What About the Pets in Divorce
10th Sep 2014
Approximately 62 percent of American households have at least one pet. When a married couple decides to divorce, what happens to the pets? Many times, the decision does not reach a conclusion without a fight. In some cases, it requires … more
Back-To-School Tips For Divorced Families
By : Brad Frakes | Category : Child Custody, Divorce | Comments Off on Back-To-School Tips For Divorced Families
19th Aug 2014
More than 60 million American children go back to school every September. In most cases, children experience mixed feelings about this time of the year. Some children are sad that the end of summer has arrived, while others are excited … more
Requests for Reasonable Attorney’s Fees
By : Brad Frakes | Category : Child Custody, Divorce, Family Law | Comments Off on Requests for Reasonable Attorney’s Fees
9th Jun 2014
Attorney’s fees for contested issues in divorce and custody litigation can accumulate very quickly if the matter is not resolved by agreement of the parties in a timely manner. Therefore, in most contested divorce and custody litigations, one party, or … more
The Effects of Filing Bankruptcy During Divorce
By : Brad Frakes | Category : Divorce | Comments Off on The Effects of Filing Bankruptcy During Divorce
9th May 2014
Upon filing any bankruptcy petition (chapter 7, 11, 12 or 13) an automatic stay immediately goes into effect without any notice to creditors, prohibiting all efforts to pursue collections against the debtor or against the debtor’s estate. This does NOT … more
Surviving the Holidays after Divorce
By : Brad Frakes | Category : Divorce | Comments Off on Surviving the Holidays after Divorce
18th Dec 2013
Going through a divorce is rough. Whether the marriage ended over irreconcilable differences or for amicable reasons the very first holiday season that you spend on your own can bring about feelings of anger, depression, sadness, and even guilt. The … more