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#12 How can I collect child support?

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#11 What is a “contested” case?

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#10 What age can a child choose custody?

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#9 What is an “uncontested” case?

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#8 Can one attorney represent both parties in a divorce case?

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#7 What types of cases do we mediate?

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#6 What is Mediation?

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#5 What happens at mediation?

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#4 What are the benefits of mediation?

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#3 What are downsides to mediation?

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#12 How can I collect child support?

#11 What is a “contested” case?

#10 What age can a child choose custody?

#9 What is an “uncontested” case?

#8 Can one attorney represent both parties in a divorce case?

#7 What types of cases do we mediate?

#6 What is Mediation?

#5 What happens at mediation?

#4 What are the benefits of mediation?

#3 What are downsides to mediation?

Special Master orders are effective as orders when made and a court may find contempt for disobeying them.

Alienating behavior such as interference with parent time without the consent of the other parent for extracurricular activities, assisting children who do not want to go on visits, not obeying special master order, and other reasons, can lead to contempt.

To Create a Common Law Marriage, the Couple May Consent by Agreement or by the Presence of Certain Circumstances: Assuming Marital Responsibilities.

Common Law Marriage and the Uniform and General Reputation

Equalization of Income is perhaps better described as Equalization of Poverty

Imputing Income and Considering Income of New Spouse in Alimony Modification Case.

Alimony and Imputing Income for Unemployment.

There is no statute or common-law rule allow a court to expand or add to a stipulated nondisparagement clause contained in a final decree of divorce (not involving children).

Credit card debts that represent an expense should not be double counted in the court’s needs analysis.

Vehicle payments incurred during the marriage (even multiple vehicles) may impact a payor’s ability to pay alimony, and to exclude them without sufficient findings is error.