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adopting foster children - how my lawyer did it

Are you trying to adopt a child that you have fostered for quite some time? It can be difficult to get through the adoption process on your own. I know, I tried it myself. I had been fostering three siblings for nearly two years. I could not imagine living my life without them and could not see how they could do well if they were ever to be released from foster care back into the custody of their mother. With the assistance of a lawyer, those three kids are now mine forever. Learn how my lawyer worked to get this accomplished by visiting my website.

What To Do When You're Fighting For Custody Of Your Children

Posted on January 10, 2018

It can be absolutely devastating to learn that you won't be given custody of your children. Just knowing that they will be left in the care of someone else for an extended period of time and you won't be aware of what's going on with them can be nerve-wracking. If you're ready to stand up for yourself and get your children back, there are some vital steps that you need to take. [Read More]

Tips For Divorcing A Drug-Addicted Partner

Posted on October 3, 2017

Drug addiction can have far-reaching effects on divorce; you need to be careful when divorcing an addicted partner. Here are some of the things to keep in mind in such a case: Don't Use It as a Threat Don't file for divorce if you don't mean it; in fact, don't even threaten your spouse with divorce. For one, such an approach isn't likely to make your spouse abandon their addictive habit. [Read More]

Divorcing After 50: Important Financial Considerations

Posted on July 12, 2017

A divorce can occur at any point within a marriage. This is true even for couples who have been to together for several decades. If you're over the age of 50 and are approaching this change, knowing some of the obstacles ahead, particularly when it comes to finances, is critical to your journey forward. Shared Debt By the time you reach this milestone in life, it's highly likely that you and your partner have amassed some level of shared debt. [Read More]

Don't Let Sparring Matches Turn Into Aggravated Assault

Posted on August 5, 2016

Sparring in a boxing ring or mixed martial arts cage is absolutely different from fighting on the street. Fighting is illegal and a litany of criminal charges can be levied against those who choose to brawl on the street. Mutually agreed upon sportive sparring in a proper training environment is not likely to be deemed a criminal act This does not, however, mean a sparring match is a "no holds barred" [Read More]