Brian McNamara

Diana Shepherd, the Editorial Director of Family Lawyer Magazine and Divorce Magazine. Joining me today is family lawyer Brian McNamara, who is here to discuss child support in Texas.

Diana Shepherd, the Editorial Director of Family Lawyer Magazine and Divorce Magazine. Joining me today is family lawyer Brian McNamara, who is here to discuss child support in Texas.

Brian McNamara discussed how Child Support works in Texas

Diana Shepherd, the editorial director of Family Lawyer Magazine and DivorceMag.com discussed child custody laws in Texas with Family Lawyer Brian McNamara of Kingwood, Texas. Read the full transcript.

Diana Shepherd, the editorial director of Family Lawyer Magazine and <a href="http://DivorceMag.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DivorceMag.com</a> discussed child custody laws in Texas with Family Lawyer Brian McNamara of Kingwood, Texas. <a href="https://www.mcnamaralawyers.com/resources/videos/how-child-custody-works-in-texas-brian-mcnamara/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read the full transcript</a>.

Brian McNamara discussed Child Custody in Texas

Maureen Renehan

Maureen Renehan, a family law attorney and partner at Brodsky Renehan Pearlstein &amp; Bouquet, discusses how alimony (aka “spousal support”) and child support work in Maryland. Whether you expect to pay or hope to receive support, this video is for you: knowing your rights and obligations can help you to work efficiently with your lawyer and make better decisions throughout the divorce process. Read the full transcript.

Maureen Renehan, a family law attorney and partner at Brodsky Renehan Pearlstein &amp; Bouquet, discusses how alimony (aka “spousal support”) and child support work in Maryland. Whether you expect to pay or hope to receive support, this video is for you: knowing your rights and obligations can help you to work efficiently with your lawyer and make better decisions throughout the divorce process. <a href="https://www.brpfamilylaw.com/how-alimony-and-child-support-work-in-maryland-with-maureen-renehan" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read the full transcript</a>.

How Alimony & Child Support Work in Maryland with Maureen Renehan

Family lawyer Stuart Skok answers FAQs about child custody, child support, and common issues divorcing parents of a special-needs child might encounter in Maryland. If you’re pursuing custody or a visitation case in Maryland, this video is for you! Knowing your rights – and that your children's best interests are protected – can help you to work efficiently with your lawyer and make better decisions throughout the process. Read the full transcript here.

Family lawyer Stuart Skok answers FAQs about child custody, child support, and common issues divorcing parents of a special-needs child might encounter in Maryland. If you’re pursuing custody or a visitation case in Maryland, this video is for you! Knowing your rights – and that your children's best interests are protected – can help you to work efficiently with your lawyer and make better decisions throughout the process. <a href="https://www.divorcemag.com/articles/podcast-child-custody-support-in-maryland-faqs-with-stuart-skok" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read the full transcript here.</a>

Stuart Skok Answers Your Maryland Child Custody & Support FAQs

Heather Sweren

Heather Sweren, a family lawyer at Brodsky Renehan Pearlstein &amp; Bouquet, answers FAQs about child custody in Maryland. If you’re pursuing a custody or a visitation case in Maryland, this podcast is for you! Read the full transcript here.

Heather Sweren, a family lawyer at Brodsky Renehan Pearlstein &amp; Bouquet, answers FAQs about child custody in Maryland. If you’re pursuing a custody or a visitation case in Maryland, this podcast is for you! <a href="https://www.brpfamilylaw.com/how-child-custody-and-visitation-work-in-maryland-experienced-family-lawyer-heather-sweren-answers-faqs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read the full transcript here.</a>

Child Custody in Maryland: Heather Sweren Answers FAQs

Wendy Tse, a California family law attorney at Gilligan, Frisco &amp; Trutanich, discusses common mistakes that people make during divorce. Read the full transcript here.

Wendy Tse, a California family law attorney at Gilligan, Frisco &amp; Trutanich, discusses common mistakes that people make during divorce. <a href="https://www.gftlawyers.com/faq-video-library/wendy-tse-discuss-common-mistakes-that-people-make-during-divorce" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read the full transcript here</a>.

Wendy Tse Discuss Common Mistakes That People Make During Divorce

Michael Sarris

Michael Sarris, a California family law attorney at Gilligan, Frisco &amp; Trutanich, discusses what a judge considers when dividing marital property. Read the full transcript here.

Michael Sarris, a California family law attorney at Gilligan, Frisco &amp; Trutanich, discusses what a judge considers when dividing marital property. <a href="https://www.gftlawyers.com/faq-video-library/michael-sarris-discussed-what-a-judge-consider-when-dividing-marital-property" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read the full transcript here</a>.

Michael Sarris Discuss What a Judge Consider When Dividing Marital Property

Janine M. Frisco

Janine Frisco, a California family law attorney at Gilligan, Frisco &amp; Trutanich, discusses differences in California divorce as we age. Read the full transcript here. 

Janine Frisco, a California family law attorney at Gilligan, Frisco &amp; Trutanich, discusses differences in California divorce as we age. <a href="https://www.gftlawyers.com/faq-video-library/janine-m-frisco-discuss-the-differences-in-divorce-as-we-age" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read the full transcript here</a>.

Janine M. Frisco Discuss the Differences in Divorce as We Age

Samantha Pollin

Samantha Pollin, a family lawyer at Brodsky Renehan Pearlstein &amp; Bouquet answers common questions about divorce basics in Maryland and D.C. She will focus on separation agreements, property division, child custody, and settlement versus negotiation to settle your divorce. Read the full transcript here.

Samantha Pollin, a family lawyer at Brodsky Renehan Pearlstein &amp; Bouquet answers common questions about divorce basics in Maryland and D.C. She will focus on separation agreements, property division, child custody, and settlement versus negotiation to settle your divorce. <a href="https://www.brpfamilylaw.com/divorce-basics-in-maryland-d-c-with-samantha-pollin-family-lawyer" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read the full transcript here</a>.

Divorce Basics in Maryland and District of Columbia with Samantha Pollin, Family Lawyer

Michael Sarris, a California family law attorney at Gilligan, Frisco &amp; Trutanich, discusses high-net-worth people's prenuptial agreements. Read the full transcript here.

Michael Sarris, a California family law attorney at Gilligan, Frisco &amp; Trutanich, discusses high-net-worth people's prenuptial agreements. <a href="https://www.gftlawyers.com/faq-video-library/michael-sarris-discuses-high-net-worth-people-prenuptial-agreement" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read the full transcript here</a>.

Michael Sarris discuses high-net-worth people’s prenuptial agreement

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Laura Schantz

Once a custody case has been filed in a divorce, both parents have to make several considerations before finalizing an agreement or receiving an order from the court. In this podcast, Beaverton family lawyer Laura Schantz helps listeners understand what’s involved in the child custody process as well as what steps a parent can take to improve their chances of gaining custody of their child. She discusses the importance of hiring a good custody evaluator; what’s involved in a custody study; the role of an attorney representing the children; how to prepare for trial; how the court decides who gets primary parenting rights; and much more.

Once a custody case has been filed in a divorce, both parents have to make several considerations before finalizing an agreement or receiving an order from the court. In this podcast, Beaverton family lawyer Laura Schantz helps listeners understand what’s involved in the child custody process as well as what steps a parent can take to improve their chances of gaining custody of their child. She discusses the importance of hiring a good custody evaluator; what’s involved in a custody study; the role of an attorney representing the children; how to prepare for trial; how the court decides who gets primary parenting rights; and much more.

Beaverton Family Lawyer Laura Schantz on Preparing for a Child Custody Case

Some unmarried, separated, and divorced parents will at some point face interstate child custody and support issues. This occurs when one parent wants to leave the state or country, with or without their children. Alexandria family law attorney Carolyn Grimes examines some of the most common interstate issues parents can be faced with and offers advice on how to handle these situations.

Alexandria Family Law Attorney on Interstate Child Custody and Support Issues

Madilyn Keating Ellsworth

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Sonya K. Zeigler

Whether you are a business owner or executive – or the spouse of one – the division of company and business assets can prove to be very complicated. The property division process will often require not only the involvement of an experienced attorney, but also a forensic accountant who is skilled in the valuation of a business. In this podcast, Sonya K. Zeigler – a Toms River divorce attorney – discusses special issues in divorce cases involving business owners and executives and provides expert advice.  

Whether you are a business owner or executive – or the spouse of one – the division of company and business assets can prove to be very complicated. The property division process will often require not only the involvement of an experienced attorney, but also a forensic accountant who is skilled in the valuation of a business. In this podcast, Sonya K. Zeigler – a Toms River divorce attorney – discusses special issues in divorce cases involving business owners and executives and provides expert advice.

Toms River Divorce Attorney Sonya K. Zeigler on Issues Involving Business Owners and Executives

Cynthia Ann Brassington

Based in Linwood New Jersey, family lawyer Cynthia Ann Brassington is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a matrimonial law attorney. She helps people resolve their divorce-related issues – from prenuptial agreements to alimony and child support to property division. In this podcast, Cynthia answers questions regarding divorce and retirement accounts – including the division of qualified pension plans, employee benefit plans, and Qualified Domestic Relations Orders. Guest speaker: Cynthia Ann Brassington, Matrimonial Law Attorney A panelist on the Matrimonial Early Settlement Panels in both Atlantic and Cape May counties, Cynthia also taught family law as an adjunct professor for Atlantic Cape Community College. She is certified by the New Jersey Supreme Court as a Matrimonial Law Attorney. Hosted by: Diana Shepherd, Editorial Director, Divorce Magazine Divorce Magazine's Podcasts are available on iTunes. Click here to subscribe.

Based in Linwood New Jersey, family lawyer Cynthia Ann Brassington is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a matrimonial law attorney. She helps people resolve their divorce-related issues – from prenuptial agreements to alimony and child support to property division. In this podcast, Cynthia answers questions regarding divorce and retirement accounts – including the division of qualified pension plans, employee benefit plans, and Qualified Domestic Relations Orders. Guest speaker: Cynthia Ann Brassington, Matrimonial Law Attorney A panelist on the Matrimonial Early Settlement Panels in both Atlantic and Cape May counties, Cynthia also taught family law as an adjunct professor for Atlantic Cape Community College. She is certified by the New Jersey Supreme Court as a Matrimonial Law Attorney. Hosted by: Diana Shepherd, Editorial Director, Divorce Magazine Divorce Magazine's Podcasts are available on iTunes. <a href="http://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/divorce-magazine-teleseminars/id408470404" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here to subscribe</a>.

Cynthia Ann Brassington on  Divorce and Retirement Accounts

Diana Shepherd

The US has treated spousal support as taxable income to the recipient and tax-deductible for the payor for the last 75 years. However, the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act scraps this deduction for anyone who signs a separation agreement or gets divorced after 2018.No two divorcing couples have identical circumstances, but one potential source of income (or expense) for many divorcing people will be spousal support – sometimes known as alimony or maintenance. The standard is to give support to the spouse who needs it in order to keep the family on an equal setting – however, there is an underlying duty for each spouse to work towards being independent of each other. Diana Shepherd (CDFA™) is the Editorial Director and Co-Founder of Divorce Magazine. An award-winning editor and published author, she is a nationally-recognized expert on divorce, remarriage, finance, and stepfamily issues.

The US has treated spousal support as taxable income to the recipient and tax-deductible for the payor for the last 75 years. However, the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act scraps this deduction for anyone who signs a separation agreement or gets divorced after 2018. No two divorcing couples have identical circumstances, but one potential source of income (or expense) for many divorcing people will be spousal support – sometimes known as alimony or maintenance. The standard is to give support to the spouse who needs it in order to keep the family on an equal setting – however, there is an underlying duty for each spouse to work towards being independent of each other. Diana Shepherd (CDFA™) is the Editorial Director and Co-Founder of Divorce Magazine. An award-winning editor and published author, she is a nationally-recognized expert on divorce, remarriage, finance, and stepfamily issues.

Diana Shepherd (CDFA™®) on How Spousal Support Works

James Nolletti

White Plains Divorce Lawyer James Nolletti on Maintenance and Spousal Support

Divorce Attorney Leslie Shaw Speaks on the Topic of Spousal Support in Nevada and California

Every divorce is different, with legal, financial, and/or parenting issues unique to the individuals whose relationship has broken down. However, every divorce undergoes a similar journey from initiation to closure; whether you make this journey towards separate lives expensively or inexpensively, slowly or quickly, with conflict or kindness is up to you. Here’s an overview of how the divorce process generally works in the United States and Canada; you’ll need to speak to a family lawyer to discover how the process might vary in your state or province, as well as how the details and circumstances of your situation may affect your own process Facilitator: Dan Couvrette, CEO and co-founder of Divorce Magazine and Family Lawyer Magazine Speaker: Diana Shepherd, CDFA®, Editorial Director and Co-Founder of Divorce Magazine

Every divorce is different, with legal, financial, and/or parenting issues unique to the individuals whose relationship has broken down. However, every divorce undergoes a similar journey from initiation to closure; whether you make this journey towards separate lives expensively or inexpensively, slowly or quickly, with conflict or kindness is up to you. Here’s an overview of how the divorce process generally works in the United States and Canada; you’ll need to speak to a family lawyer to discover how the process might vary in your state or province, as well as how the details and circumstances of your situation may affect your own process Facilitator: Dan Couvrette, CEO and co-founder of Divorce Magazine and Family Lawyer Magazine Speaker: Diana Shepherd, CDFA®, Editorial Director and Co-Founder of Divorce Magazine

Diana Shepherd, CDFA™® on Understanding the Divorce Process and Your Options

L. Dugan

When divorce occurs in a military family, there are laws and potential issues that both divorcing parties must keep in mind. Whether you are the military service member or your spouse is, questions such as where to file for divorce, how child custody and visitation works, and what happens to the military benefits will surely come up. In this podcast, Tampa Bay divorce lawyer Ginger L. Dugan answers some of the most frequently asked questions about divorce when one or both spouses are in the military. 

When divorce occurs in a military family, there are laws and potential issues that both divorcing parties must keep in mind. Whether you are the military service member or your spouse is, questions such as where to file for divorce, how child custody and visitation works, and what happens to the military benefits will surely come up. In this podcast, Tampa Bay divorce lawyer Ginger L. Dugan answers some of the most frequently asked questions about divorce when one or both spouses are in the military.

Tampa Bay Divorce Lawyer Ginger L. Dugan on Military Divorce

Ann A. Thomson

When dividing property or determining spousal support, parties are often faced with unique issues in cases where a business or complex assets are involved. In this podcast, Ann A Thomson – a Seal Beach family lawyer – discusses these unique issues faced by business owners and high-net-worth individuals during divorce, including: what happens when there are multiple properties that may need to be divided; how spousal support is calculated in a case that involves a business or if a high-wage earner’s income plummets just before divorce; and whether or not a business owner can use their company’s accountant to value a business.

When dividing property or determining spousal support, parties are often faced with unique issues in cases where a business or complex assets are involved. In this podcast, Ann A Thomson – a Seal Beach family lawyer – discusses these unique issues faced by business owners and high-net-worth individuals during divorce, including: what happens when there are multiple properties that may need to be divided; how spousal support is calculated in a case that involves a business or if a high-wage earner’s income plummets just before divorce; and whether or not a business owner can use their company’s accountant to value a business.

Seal Beach Family Lawyer Ann A. Thomson on Business Owners' and High-Net-Worth Divorce

When one or both spouses have a high net worth, the divorce process may become more complicated. Issues such as child support, alimony, and division of property are dealt with differently compared to divorces that don’t involve a high net worth. To help those going through a high-net-worth divorce, New Jersey family lawyer Bari Zell Weinberger provides some of her top secrets to a seamless high-net-worth divorce, as well as answers common questions regarding prenuptial agreements, the division of business interests and stock options, and choosing an experienced attorney.

When one or both spouses have a high net worth, the divorce process may become more complicated. Issues such as child support, alimony, and division of property are dealt with differently compared to divorces that don’t involve a high net worth. To help those going through a high-net-worth divorce, New Jersey family lawyer Bari Zell Weinberger provides some of her top secrets to a seamless high-net-worth divorce, as well as answers common questions regarding prenuptial agreements, the division of business interests and stock options, and choosing an experienced attorney.

New Jersey Attorney Bari Zell Weinberger and the Secrets to a Seamless High-Net-Worth Divorce 

White Plains Divorce Lawyer James Nolletti On Contested Divorces and Trials

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Paula J. Swensen

Newport Beach Family Lawyer Paula J. Swensen on Divorce Mediation

Dianne Nolin

Sara Schuler

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Divorce Attorney Leslie J. Shaw Discusses Child Custody in Nevada and California

Carolyn Grimes

When divorce occurs between a military service member and their spouse, there are unique issues involved. Whether you are considering divorce, going through the process, or have already finalized your divorce, Alexandria divorce attorney Carolyn Grimes discusses the rights and benefits you may be entitled to in a military divorce in Virginia.

Alexandria Divorce Attorney Carolyn Grimes on Military Divorce

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