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How joint legal custody can benefit parents

On behalf of Tracton Law Firm, PLLC | Nov 29, 2015 | Child Custody

Whether a couple is together when they have a child or not, if they decide that they do not want a relationship with each other, they will have to figure out what to do about child custody. Many parents may feel as though sole custody is a good choice and will seek to...

Parenting agreements and information they should include

On behalf of Tracton Law Firm, PLLC | Nov 22, 2015 | Child Custody

When people decide to no longer be together, but have a child together, there is a lot to be discussed when they separate. Typically, parents who have to deal with the issue of child custody may be emotional about the situation and can often disagree on a custody...

How are military pensions treated in the event of a divorce?

On behalf of Tracton Law Firm, PLLC | Nov 17, 2015 | Military Divorce

No divorce is easy to go through. Along with feeling emotional about the marriage coming to an end, people may also find themselves having a negative reaction to certain topics that need to be discussed, such as child custody, alimony and property division. When...

Consider requesting sole custody of your child

On behalf of Tracton Law Firm, PLLC | Nov 15, 2015 | Uncategorized

It can be an exhausting and trying experience when parents decide to battle for custody over their children. Sometimes, parents may only be doing so because they want to get back at the other parent and feel as though using the child to do so is a good idea. However,...

How is property divided in a same-sex couple divorce?

On behalf of Tracton Law Firm, PLLC | Nov 10, 2015 | Same-Sex Couples & Divorce

When two people make the decision to get married, they need to be prepared for what can happen should they decide to divorce later down the line. There may be hope that the marriage will last, but in some cases, there is just no reconciling and couples have to move...

What can happen to your home after a divorce

On behalf of Tracton Law Firm, PLLC | Nov 8, 2015 | High Asset Divorce

When people get divorced, it is likely that that they will have a number of issues to discuss before things are finalized and each party can move on with their lives. More often than not, couples will find themselves disputing over property division and child custody...

Choosing a custody arrangement that is best for the child

On behalf of Tracton Law Firm, PLLC | Nov 6, 2015 | Child Custody

After couples make the decision to no longer be together, whether they are married or unmarried, if they have children together, they will have to discuss the topic of child custody. Some parents may find it easy to come to an agreement about child custody, but not...

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