On behalf of Lees Family Law, Ltd. | Sep 21, 2020 | Property Division
When you got married, what was “yours” and “mine” became “ours” for the most part. But now that your marriage is ending, you and your spouse must split up your property again, even though you have probably acquired a great deal of...
On behalf of Lees Family Law, Ltd. | Sep 9, 2020 | Spousal Support/Maintenance
Many married couples divide roles and responsibilities. One person might be the breadwinner and manage the family finances while the other spouse stays at home to care for the children and support the household. Under these circumstances, divorce can be particularly...
On behalf of Lees Family Law, Ltd. | Sep 4, 2020 | Child Custody
When parents divorce, children can experience enormous changes and complicated emotions. Mothers and fathers are in the crucial position of helping children navigate these challenges. And the things parents do or do not do can have a dramatic impact on a child’s...
On behalf of Lees Family Law, Ltd. | Sep 2, 2020 | Divorce
If your marriage broke down due to your spouse’s misconduct, you likely feel wronged and hurt. As you begin divorce proceedings, you might wonder how their actions will affect your final decree. In some states, marital misconduct is a bar to spousal support. And it...
On behalf of Lees Family Law, Ltd. | Sep 1, 2020 | Property Division
There are several difficult elements of a divorce, but dividing property can be an especially contentious matter. People can be fearful of being unable to support themselves after the split and angry about having to divide assets to which they feel entitled. To make...
