Spouses embroiled in a child support dispute tend to have strong opinions about how much child support ought to be paid. Usually, the paying spouse feels it's fair to pay less, and the receiving spouse feels it's fair to receive more. At Rosen & Rosen, we have represented spouses on both sides of these disputes -- and we're intimately familiar with the complex legal and personal perspectives that go into such matters.
March 2017 Archives
Certain behaviors could be precursors to divorce
The words "marriage" and "easy" are rarely associated with each other. The fact is, sustaining a marriage is one of the most difficult things two people can do in the best of circumstances. But if one of the partners has stopped trying to make things work, the chances of a marriage remaining healthy are reduced to nearly zero.
How a postnuptial agreement can help in counseling
One of the most common trip-ups that marriages struggle with and that ultimately can be the final straw is the topic of finances. While a marriage is built on love, more often than not, it's money that tears it apart. If you didn't have a prenuptial agreement in place prior to marriage, then you may have the ideal opening to come in with a postnuptial agreement.
