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Family law questions, answered
If everything is divided 50/50 during a divorce why do I still need a lawyer?
Unfortunately, many former spouses try to take advantage of the other spouse by concealing assets, dissipating assets, or by transferring assets from one account to another. Some may even try to convince their former spouse to sign a property settlement agreement without consulting an attorney. Having an experienced attorney can ensure that your share of the marital estate is fair.
Who will get primary custody of the children during the divorce?
Courts use the best interests of the children standard to guide their custody decisions. This is a broad standard that encompasses many different factors. Having an attorney to assist you during a child custody proceeding ensures that those factors are front and center during custody hearings.
If I’m on my child’s birth certificate do I need to establish my paternity?
Just because you are listed on the child’s birth certificate does not automatically establish paternity. To establish your rights as an unmarried father you should consult with an attorney to ensure that you get your full paternal rights to your child.