by Brian Hansen | Divorce, Resources
When parents are going through a divorce, one of their biggest priorities is making sure their children get the emotional support they need. Ideally, parents would like to minimize the impact of the divorce as much as possible. In order to make the divorce easier on...
by Brian Hansen | Resources
Mediation, in a Family Law matter, involves a neutral third party who attempts to “facilitate” settlement negotiations between the divorcing parties. Mediation is a process where a neutral person assists in the communication between the parties to help...
by Brian Hansen | Resources
The Huffington Post just reported that model Linda Evangelista has requested a New York court to award her $46,000 a month in child support, even though she is worth $8,000,000.00. Some same the figure is extreme and others justify it with her need for a nanny and...
by Brian Hansen | Resources
The financial impact of a divorce may be greater than most of us expect. If you have been the “stay at home” parent, you may find yourself without income and may need a support order to sustain life. You may be coming to the realization that one-half of your worth...
by Brian Hansen | Resources
When asking the Court for custody or visitation of your child, the court will look to the “best interest of your child.” The Court may order “Supervised Visitation” in certain cases and it can be defined as visitation limited to special situations where a third party...
by Brian Hansen | Resources
I have been asked several times recently about the difference between a divorce and an annulment. It might be because many people were raised to believe that “until death do us part” really meant just that; so the idea of an annulment is the easiest way to justify the...
