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How a Lawyer Can Make a Difference in Your Child Support Arrangement

By Franks & Kelly P.C., Attorneys at Law |

Getting a divorce puts your emotions in different places, making you overlook some important things. Sometimes even if the divorces are amicable, you still might not be satisfied with your child support arrangement. Going through with the adjustment is not straightforward and requires the assistance of a good divorce attorney to achieve the settlement… Read More »

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Child Support Considerations In A Divorce

By Franks & Kelly P.C., Attorneys at Law |

Divorces are difficult – they are emotionally, physically, and financially draining. Things get even more complex when children are involved in the mix. When a couple with one or more children splits, one of the first concerns to be addressed is child support. But as with any other issue in divorce, there is no… Read More »

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Common Child Custody Mistakes You Need to Avoid

By Franks & Kelly P.C., Attorneys at Law |

Divorce can be a draining moment in one’s life, even more dreadful when it involves child custody. Due to the nature of divorce, people make numerous mistakes that hamper their chances of winning a child custody case. If you want to ensure that you don’t lose custody, there are many mistakes to stay away… Read More »

Child Decision Making Responsibilities and Allocation of Parenting Time

By Franks & Kelly P.C., Attorneys at Law |

If decision making responsibilities of your children are not in issue, we need only address the issue of allocation of parenting time. If you anticipate you and your spouse can work out allocation of parenting time, I suggest your agreement merely provides that allocation of parenting time be “reasonable.” Such a provision is desirable… Read More »

Using Qualified Domestic Relations Orders to Collect Child Support

By Franks & Kelly P.C., Attorneys at Law |

Imagine a situation where a potential client walks into your office with a child support issue they want you to fix. It could be the non-custodial parent quit their job, moved to a different state, or just simply fell off the face of the earth.  As you are collecting information on the facts of their… Read More »