When you are going through a divorce, one of the many questions you have lingering may be regarding alimony. Even if your divorce is relatively amicable, you should get the help of a family law attorney to help ensure that you are getting your fair share of assets and to help you in determining alimony. […]

If you are reading this, then chances are you or someone you love is going through a divorce. Depending on the dynamic and standard of living that occurred during the marriage, one of the divorcing spouses may be pursuing alimony with the help of a divorce attorney, like from Brandy Austin Law Firm, PLLC. The

If you and your spouse have decided to get a divorce, you are likely running through the steps necessary to file the claim—gathering financial records, determining custody arrangements and hiring a divorce attorney. But what if you and your spouse are planning an amicable divorce? Do you still need to hire a divorce attorney? The

If you are in the process of a divorce and you are injured by your soon to be ex, you may be wondering if you can sue for personal injury. If you were abused by your spouse, you can definitely sue, but there can be some complications involved. Even though it used to be impossible,

If your spouse files for divorce, you will receive notice from the court. The divorce petition will be “served,” meaning that someone will hand-deliver it to you. The court does this on purpose so that you cannot claim ignorance of the filing. Some people know ahead of time, or at least suspect, that a spouse