Deciding to separate with your spouse is not an easy decision. It becomes even more complicated when you have kids. Generally, the family law courts advocate for couples to adopt the measures that protect their children’s best interests after separation.
As a parent, it is normal to want the same thing for your children. However, emotions can run high during the settlement process, and you might get embroiled in persona wars with your spouse, compromising what is best for the children.…
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If you’re facing serious financial hardship, you may be wondering what your options are. When you owe more money than you can feasibly pay back and feel like you’re drowning in debt, filing for bankruptcy can be a sensible choice. Specifically, bankruptcy is a legal process that allows you to sell off your assets, repay your debtors, and possibly even discharge some of your debts so you can get back on your feet financially.…
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If you have a criminal conviction on your record, you may be feeling the effects; finding a job can be challenging when you have to disclose your conviction on a job application, and even getting approved for a lease on an apartment can be difficult with a criminal record. The good news, however, is that many non-violent convictions can be legally expunged after several years–meaning they will no longer show up on a criminal background screening.…
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