There are many nuances in any court case. A divorce is no different and I have recently run into a few pitfalls from clients who begin their case on their own (aka “Pro Se”). Check out the following for a short list of some major pitfalls so you can learn from those who filed before you! This is not a substitute for legal advice. This is legal information. This does not create an attorney-client relationship.
This is NOT an exhaustive list nor legal advice. This is round 3 of the series! If you are looking for more new laws, check out the previous post on family law HERE. If you are looking for information more relevant to education law, check HERE. If you have questions about how these laws may impact you and your family, feel free to reach out to Harmening Law! Catch-all: This is the post with information that may
This is NOT an exhaustive list nor legal advice. This is round 2 of the series! If you are looking for more new laws, check out the previous post on family law HERE. If you have questions about how these laws may impact you and your family, feel free to reach out to Harmening Law! Overlap: There are a few things that are really important for families to know, and overlap with my last post. Those include