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Mistakes Happen: How the Law Treats Mistakes in Marital Settlement Agreements
/in Divorce & Family Law/by Kirk Drennan LawA divorce settlement agreement is final—right? In the majority of cases, this is true. When you agree to specific terms in your divorce settlement, you are legally required to abide by those terms, regardless of whether or not you like them. However, there are times when you can actually motion the court to change a […]
The Impact of a Career Change on Alimony and Child Support Decisions
/in family law/by Kirk Drennan LawSpousal support and child support are significant financial obligations, but do they mean that you can’t ever pivot and change career paths? A career change always comes with risks, and it’s important to know whether or not you’ll be on the hook for support payments. On the flip side, perhaps you receive child support or […]
Navigating the Complexities of a Military Divorce
/in family law/by Kirk Drennan LawEven the most straightforward divorce has its fair share of challenges, and with each new factor you introduce, it only gets more complicated. Military divorces have their own unique issues and problems, and it’s important to think about how you’ll address these concerns as you prepare to file. Having an attorney with experience in military […]
Commonly Overlooked Assets in a Divorce
/in family law/by Kirk Drennan LawThe division of assets can be a contentious part of a divorce, especially if a couple has built up an impressive library of assets over their years together. When you begin this part of the divorce process, it’s important to account for everything you and your spouse have earned during your marriage. These often-forgotten assets […]
Nesting in Child Custody Cases: A Unique Parenting Time Plan
/in family law/by Kirk Drennan LawWhen parents divorce, their children’s well-being and comfort are often their top priorities—as they should be. Regardless of how you spin it or what approach you take, divorce can be traumatic for kids. Adjusting to two homes is especially challenging, as children may always feel like they are a visitor in their own home. Nesting […]
Common Issues with Gray Divorces
/in family law/by Kirk Drennan LawOne surprising trend that has popped up in the world of divorce law is the gray divorce. Gray divorce, which refers to splits among couples in their mid-fifties or older, has increased rapidly in recent years. This trend spans a wide range of countries, including the United States. There are numerous reasons that gray divorce […]
Signs of Financial Infidelity in a Marriage
/in family law/by Kirk Drennan LawIf you suspect that your spouse is lying to you about money or your financial well-being, you may be worried about financial infidelity. Learn more about this troubling issue affecting millions of marriages, warning signs to look out for, and what you can do. If financial troubles have pushed your marriage to the breaking point […]
How to Protect Your Cryptocurrency with a Prenup
/in family law/by Kirk Drennan LawWhether you dabble in cryptocurrency when you have a little extra money or you’ve put substantial time and energy into learning the ropes, you are likely very protective of what you’ve built and what it may grow into. It may interest you to know that you can protect your cryptocurrency with a prenuptial agreement. Considering […]
What the Rise in the Gig Economy Means for Divorce
/in family law, Divorce & Family Law/by Kirk Drennan LawBetween the supply chain disruptions, the massive staffing shortages, and the surge in remote work, there’s no denying that the COVID-19 pandemic completely changed how people work and earn money. The gig economy, which was already starting to pick up, grew exponentially as the pandemic dragged on. As people realized that they could have more […]
What If You Get Divorced After Adopting a Child?
/in family law/by Kirk Drennan LawWhen you adopt a child, you offer them a safe, stable, and loving home. While divorce does change the makeup of your home and family, it should not change your adopted child’s relationship with either parent. During a divorce, many parents wonder if having an adopted child changes anything about the process. If this sounds […]