As you navigate the tough emotions and changes that accompany divorce, it is important to have a strong support system that you can lean on and turn to.
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A parenting agreement serves as a guide to parents and should contain a wide array of information from the parenting schedule to who is responsible for scheduling doctor’s appointments.
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During divorce, people rarely consider altering their estate plan in the event of death or incapacitation. We hope this article gets you thinking about it.
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There is no doubt that choosing to consult with an attorney is a big decision that should not be taken lightly. However, when it comes to family law matters, such as divorce or parenting, it may be best to consult with an attorney as soon as you know there may be an issue on the horizon to understand your options and get the best advice for your family.
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Mediation is an alternative form of dispute resolution where a neutral third party assists in working through contested family law issues.
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A Qualified Domestic Relations Order, or a QDRO, is a special court order that allocates the retirement benefits that a former spouse has earned through participation in a retirement plan.
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You rarely associate an aggressive attorney with one that also has compassion and empathy. However, when dealing with the personal matters of family law, finding an attorney with both skills can make a big difference in your case.
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The Law Office of Erin M. Wilson is here to ensure that you receive your fair share for the care and support of your children and yourself.
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In an uncontested divorce, the parties are not focusing on their disagreements, but rather, how to amicably divide the estate, calculate support and execute a parenting plan.
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When you retain The Law Office of Erin M. Wilson, LLC you can expect to gain a team that will fight hard for your interests.
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Although COVID-19 is still restricting the things we can do and the places we can visit, there are still ways to engage in activities to bring your family together during the new year.
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“New year, new me” is often a saying heard as a new year begins and another is left in the past. But how does one really enter into a new year without the emotional toll the prior year took looming still?
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Bye 2020! Typically change takes time… change at the office, change with the courts. In March, our worlds were turned upside down and change happened immediately. We were lucky. Our presiding Judge Grace Dickler helped us pivot quickly with ongoing General Orders and Court via Zoom and with her efforts, transitioning to remote court was as swift and effective as possible.
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The process of divorce can be very financially and emotionally draining. However, we, at The Law Office of Erin M. Wilson LLC agree that creating a tight knit support system of friends and family can be one of the most helpful things in persevering through the difficult time.
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Sometimes in high conflict cases, parties are unable to communicate effectively and cooperate regarding their children. When this becomes an issue, the Court may appoint, or the parties may agree to involve a parenting coordinator (PC).
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We understand that talking with your children about your impending divorce can be a monumental task. Whether you and your spouse are on the same page or not, The Law Office of Erin M. Wilson LLC is here to provide tips on how to discuss this with your child.
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It can be daunting to think of everything you want to cover during your first meeting with your attorney. Worrying that you won’t remember everything you want to say when you meet your attorney for the first time is normal; however preparing for the meeting with these useful steps can help both you and your attorney!
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Though divorce can be a challenging and emotional time for parents, it can be an even more turbulent experience for the children.
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A common question many family law attorneys are asked is who will be responsible for the attorney fees in a divorce or custody case?
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We are now well into the COVID-19 pandemic and have experienced the accompanying challenges and bright spots of quarantine, working remotely and e-learning. As we acclimate to the new normal, you might be experiencing some clarity in your relationships.
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