Lessons from a Pandemic
As we begin to see the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel (we hope), we can look back on what we have learned from the challenges [...]
Is 2020 Over Yet?!
The calendar year 2020 will surely go down in history as one marked by unforeseen challenges. As December begins, it feels to many as if it is March [...]
Is it Contempt or Not?
It can be so frustrating when your former spouse or coparent does not do what you expect them to do. Whether it’s failing to transfer a car title [...]
Love Don’t Cost a Thing . . . But Child Support Does
Under the new amendment to the law, if child turns 19 years of age and is still attending high school on a full-time basis, he or she would not be emancipated, and as such, weekly child support payments would continue. The support would continue to be paid until and terminate only when the child graduates from high school (or there is another reason to emancipate the child such as marriage or joining the military).