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When people get married in West Virginia and elsewhere, they do so with the hope and understanding that the marriage will last a lifetime. Unfortunately, some marriages do not work out, and some statistics put the rate of divorce at 50% or more. Typically, there are...
Whether your marriage lasted less than five years or longer than 20, if you’ve decided to file for a divorce in a West Virginia court, you have some decisions to make, especially with regard to your children. Like all good parents, you want what is best for your kids....
Divorcing couples in West Virginia have a lot to consider as they work to untangle their lives together. Child custody, property division and spousal support are just a few of the issues couples must work through to create a comprehensive divorce settlement agreement....
Parents in West Virginia have an obligation to support their children financially. When parents divorce, they typically draft child support agreements to help ensure each parent is financially contributing his or her fair share to the children. The following offers...
With all the aspects people must consider during divorce, sometimes, financial matters can be neglected. Whether in West Virginia or elsewhere, those who choose to divorce face a lot of major life changes, and these invariably affect one’s finances. Here are some...
Couples with children in West Virginia and elsewhere who decide to divorce have a lot to consider throughout the process. One of the most important and likely pressing issues is the living arrangements of both spouses and their kids, not only during the divorce...
Many married couples in West Virginia and elsewhere argue about money from time to time. While many of these disagreements result in little more than a heated debate, there are some more pervasive money issues that can lead to the end of a marriage. In fact, money...
Spring break has likely already passed for your child, but there are many breaks in the school calendar, including summer vacation. As such, there are still several things to keep in mind that can help you and your co-parent work together in an amicable fashion, so...
When parents in West Virginia or elsewhere divorce, among the most important aspects they must consider are the needs and best interests of their children. Research has shown that children tend to do better when they have regular access to both parents following...
In many cases, the divorce process is a stressful and emotionally challenging time for families. As such, parties can let their emotions get the better of them throughout the process, but doing so can have detrimental effects on the final outcome. Here are a few tips...
