by RM Graham | Aug 16, 2016 | Child Custody, Info Articles
Children are the most vulnerable individuals involved in a divorce. They don’t have the means yet to protect and defend themselves from the emotional turmoil wreaked by a split-up, even if you and your spouse will share custody. Though you and your ex will be able to...
by RM Graham | Jul 18, 2016 | Child Support, Child Custody, Info Articles
Divorce is often a difficult process for all parties involved, but especially so when there are children to consider. Both spouses certainly want the best for their offspring, and this involves ensuring that they receive all the care they need until they reach an age...
by RM Graham | Jun 24, 2016 | Uncontested Divorce, Child Custody, Info Articles
Contrary to what others may believe, couples filing for divorce don’t always have to discuss important issues in court. In fact, they may not even have to appear in court. Such an amicable divorce is also known as an uncontested divorce, and are available to...
by RM Graham | Apr 27, 2016 | Child Support, Child Custody, Info Articles
A custody battle can be daunting for the divorced parents and the child. It is a case that involves several aspects the court has to consider when choosing where and with whom the children in question will spend their time. The thought of losing custody of your...
by RM Graham | Mar 16, 2016 | Child Custody, Divorce Tips, Info Articles
Divorce is a hard ordeal for the couple, especially if there are children involved and both parents are fighting for custody. Retaining the best divorce attorney in Newport News, VA can be beneficial in getting the court’s final say on how child custody is awarded....
by roryrmg | Dec 10, 2015 | Contested Divorce, Uncontested Divorce, Child Custody
Posted on Jul 19, 2013 12:36pm EDT When there are children involved in a divorce, their well being is the top priority of the courts and the chief concern of their parents. Determining child custody involves the issues closest to your heart, and we ready to help you...
