Prenuptial Agreements, also known as Antenuptial Agreements, are powerful tools in carving out separate property, so that in the event of a divorce or a death, the separate property of… CONTINUE

Stepparent Custody Rights  In post-divorce matters, there are two parents.  A step-parent is an individual who marries one of these two parents.  They do not have custody rights over the… CONTINUE

There are multiple factors that can lead to the invalidating a prenuptial agreement: is one of the party’s pregnant and feeling under duress to sign and move forward with the… CONTINUE

A prenuptial agreement (often referred to as a “prenup”) can cover property division and spousal support but does not cover items that are considered to be  unconscionable  and issues regarding… CONTINUE

A prenuptial agreement is a written agreement between parties made before they get married as to what is going to happen in the event of a termination of their marriage…. CONTINUE

When we’re dealing with a divorce, obviously the concept unrelated to custody but related to assets and liability (specifically assets), we look at all the assets, we inventory them, we… CONTINUE

Almost anything the client says to us as attorneys is privileged, but there are times if a client, for instance, said that they intend to kill their spouse tonight, it… CONTINUE

Each divorce is unique, and even though you may have a neighbor who has a cousin in Texas, who has a sister in California who went through a divorce, they… CONTINUE