Rising Home Values Make Divorce Financially Feasible
Want the good news or bad news first? Well, in this case, it’s like the old joke goes – The good news...Read More
Health Insurance After Divorce
The Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as, ObamaCare, is, “the US law aimed at reforming the American health care system. ObamaCare’s main...Read More
Make Valentine’s Day Everyday – Divorce Avoidance Advice
It may seem strange, a divorce attorney passing along advice about divorce avoidance, but in some ways, who better? Our office sees...Read More
Property Division Can Be addressed in Post-Nuptial Agreement
On behalf of Kathryn Wayne-Spindler & Associates, PC posted in Property Division on Wednesday, February 18, 2015. Divorce, unfortunately, can be traumatizing from an emotional...Read More
Telling Your Kid About Divorce
One of the toughest parts of the divorce process can be breaking the news to children. No matter how difficult the marriage...Read More
Child Emancipation Process Explained
The Child Emancipation Process separates minor children from their parents’ control, financial support and household. An emancipated minor’s rights include “signing contracts,...Read More
‘Tis the Season for Divorce
For everything, there is a season. And for family law attorneys, the beginning of the year is the season for divorces. Kathryn...Read More
Infidelity and Divorce
Suspicion is on the smartphone, proof is on paper There’s a significant difference between knowing that your spouse is cheating and proving...Read More
Dividing Digital Marital Property Assets in Divorce
Dividing digital marital property assets is an emerging challenge for couples during the divorce settlement negotiations. Time was, dividing the CDs (or...Read More
Powerful Tool Against Abuse
The Domestic Violence Power and Control Wheel is a “powerful” tool for both determining abuse and proving it in court. A spouse...Read More