COVID-19 PARENTING AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER
Parenting in the best of times can be challenging, but add a pandemic into the mix and those challenges multiply. Child custody and visitation matters are a central part of […] Read more
Holidays and Summer Vacation: Avoid the Fight before the Fun
The months leading up to the regular federal income tax deadline on April 15 usually mean that I rarely see friends or acquaintances who are accountants. I often tell people […] Read more
Spousal Support: How Much Will I Have To Pay And How Long Will I Have To Pay It?
“How much support will I have to pay? How long will I have to pay it?” These are two of the most frequent and difficult financial questions an attorney is […] Read more
The Pre-Trial Process including Discovery
After a divorce, support, or custody case is filed in the court, clients are often surprised when they receive discovery requests from opposing counsel. Even though you talk about the […] Read more
Custody Arrangements: We Can Be More Creative
​When a child’s parents separate, decisions must be made about legal custody (decision making) and the child’s schedule. Both must be decided “in the best interest of the child,” whether […] Read more
Divorce and the Healing Arts
When clients come to me they are usually at their worst. They are worried about child custody, visitation, support, and property division. They don’t know if they can keep their […] Read more
Premarital Agreements and Second Marriages; Avoid a Legacy of Hate by Careful Planning
Bob Henley was quoted in the October 2017 issue of Boomer Magazine: Second marriages are increasingly the norm in our society. If both spouses have children by prior marriages there […] Read more