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The Documents You Need for a Child Custody Hearing If you have children and are getting a divorce, there are certain documents you may need at the child custody hearing. Learn more here. -
What Divorcing Parents Should Know Before a Child Custody Hearing If you have children and are getting a divorce, there are steps to take to prepare for a successful child custody hearing. Learn more here. -
Divorce Concerns for a Stay-at-Home Parent There are unique divorce concerns for a stay-at-home parent, including how to prepare and plan for separation from a spouse. Learn more here. -
Avoid These Common Divorce Mistakes to Protect Your Future A Rhode Island divorce attorney explains the mistakes people often make when separating from their spouses. Learn how to avoid these errors. -
The Dangers of Do-it-Yourself Divorce If you and your spouse have agreed to a simple, do-it-yourself divorce, you should still have a Rhode Island divorce lawyer go over the final paperwork. -
Following Your Child Custody Agreement In The Time Of COVID In late March 2020, when the COVID-19 outbreak truly started to hit the American population, this office and law offices around the country... -
Filing For Divorce In The Time Of COVID With the COVID-19 pandemic, the world as we know it has been turned upside down. Those seeking a divorce in the time of COVID are not exempt from these changes. -
How can I prepare for my divorce court appearance? If you’re getting a divorce and will need to appear in court, you should know how to prepare and plan ahead. Learn more here. -
Custody Arrangements for Parents of Infants and Young Children Divorcing spouses with infants under a year old may need to make special custody and visitation arrangements to suit the needs of young children. -
Divorce After Suffering Domestic Violence or Abuse Rhode Island laws allow special divorce proceedings for victims of abuse or domestic violence. Learn more about separating from an abusive spouse -
Paying for a Child’s Health Insurance After a Rhode Island Divorce Rhode Island law requires divorcing spouses to continue health insurance coverage for minor children, but the amount each parent pays can affect child support. -
Information for Kids and Teenagers Whose Parents Are Getting a Divorce Divorce can be hard on children of all ages, but a little planning and communication can help them stay connected with their parents.