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Child support orders carry the full weight of the courts. Parents who are subject to a child support order have a legal obligation to contribute financially toward the upkeep of their children. Parents who receive child support frequently rely on those payments to...
Any parent who has children in school knows that there are challenges that come when schools take breaks. One of the longest breaks, besides summer, is the winter holiday break. While every parent should plan in advance for the winter break, the situation becomes much...
Going through a divorce is rarely easy. When emotions run high and the future feels uncertain, some people may find themselves considering reconciliation with a narcissistic ex. At first glance, this might seem like a confusing or even harmful choice, yet there are...
Medical bills can create a substantial amount of debt in very little time. Just emergency transportation to a hospital could cost thousands of dollars, not to mention surgery or other types of medical intervention, along with an extended stay in the hospital. An...
How often children live with their parents after a divorce depends on the custody schedule. Parents may rotate custody of their child every day, week or month so that each parent is part of their child’s life. Custody schedules are often made in consideration of each...
When you hear from your mortgage lender regarding foreclosure, it means you have missed a number of payments. The mortgage lender will usually try to contact you at the beginning to give you options to get current on those payments, but if you can’t do so, then they...
Co-parenting requires careful planning and strong communication. One of the often-overlooked components that can make or break a successful arrangement is the consistency of pickup and drop-off times. While it might seem like a small detail, having a predictable...
In Mississippi, a stepparent can legally adopt their stepchild. This process allows the stepparent to gain full parental rights and responsibilities. Once completed, the adoption is permanent and legally treats the stepparent as the child’s parent in every way. Here...
The realization that you can’t pay for your normal bills and pay for other debts can be overwhelming. At that point, you have to determine how to handle this matter. One option you may consider is filing for bankruptcy. Consumers have two primary options—Chapter 7...
The family business is likely something that you and your ex worked together to get started and grow. It may be a primary source of income and a source of pride, but it can become a source of contention if you go through a divorce. Some people who are divorcing opt...
