Delia A. Miller
There are many unique details that influence the property division process during a divorce. The duration of the marriage, the income of both spouses and even custody arrangements may influence how people split their resources and shared debts when they divorce. The...
Failing to pay court-ordered alimony (spousal support) is a financial misstep that can trigger serious legal consequences. Whether payments are missed due to hardship or negligence, the court has multiple tools to enforce support orders. Knowing what might happen if...
When parents separate or divorce, one of the most critical decisions revolves around child custody. Determining where a child will live and who makes decisions for them can be a challenging and emotional process, and courts and families alike must always focus on what...
Divorce often comes with financial considerations, one of which is alimony. Traditionally, alimony was associated with husbands supporting their ex-wives, but modern dynamics show that women can also be the primary breadwinners. This raises a unique question: can a...
Divorce is never an easy process, but when one spouse is a covert narcissist, the challenges become even more complex. The covert narcissist often masks their behavior with subtle manipulation, passive-aggressiveness and a victim mentality. This hidden approach makes...
If you are going through a high-asset divorce, especially if there is a lot of animosity and conflict, there is a risk that your spouse could try to hide assets. The court will require them to disclose everything that they own, but that does not mean they will be...
Divorce is one of the most emotionally charged experiences a person can go through. During this time, communication becomes both vital and volatile. While open dialogue is important, minimizing face-to-face communication during a divorce can reduce conflict. This can...
The idea of a picture-perfect bubble being burst can be extremely difficult to understand. While adults may understand the reasons behind a separation, kids often feel confused, hurt or even responsible. Their daily routines shift, their sense of security is shaken...
Alimony, which is a form of spousal support, is money that one spouse may have to pay the other when they divorce. This is to help the lower-income spouse maintain financial stability, which is often necessary if there was a big difference in income during the...
When going through a custody battle, you may hear stories about the system favoring one parent over the other, often the mother. It is a concern that comes up often, especially among fathers who feel they’re already at a disadvantage before the process even begins. ...