Sarah RizzoloWhat Is Mediation and Do I Have To Go To Mediation? In most family law cases, the court orders mediation where the parties have to try to resolve their differences with a neutral third party, the mediator. In the event that you are able to resolve your differences (and there is a signed settlement agreement) … Continue Reading
You may run into the dilemma of not being able to afford to pay your child support payments. Perhaps you lost your job, decided to go back to school, you were in a car accident, you now have the children 100% of the time and have not had time to take steps to modify the … Continue Reading
25 Co-Parenting Tips for Dealing with Baby Momma or Baby Daddy Once you get past the point of asking yourself how exactly you got into this predicament, you will hopefully be looking for solutions for co-parenting with the other parent in the long-term. You may not like the other parent, but the goal of both parents … Continue Reading
Taking the Intimidation out of Preparing for Small Claims Court Usually people do not hire lawyers for representation in Small Claims Court – they represent themselves. Preparing for your trial can be intimidating. I have recently consulted with clients to tackle preparation for their Small Claims Court trial. You want to be ready to go … Continue Reading
When you are no longer in a romantic relationship with the other parent of your child, one of the worst things you can do to your child is getting stuck in the litigation path with the other parent. Once you start down the litigation trap, it is common for one of the parents to become … Continue Reading
Hiring an Attorney to Go Through the Divorce or Custody Legal Process You may be asking yourself whether you should hire an attorney for your divorce or custody case. Consulting with an attorney is important to protect your legal rights. You may believe that you don’t need any legal advice because you and your spouse … Continue Reading
