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Do I Need an Attorney?

For some people, court can be a little nerve-wracking, especially if this is their first experience with the court system. At times, courts can be intimidating and complicated. That’s why it makes sense to hire an attorney to represent you…

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Silver Divorces

  Recently, a growing trend has been divorces in couples who have been together for long periods of time (20+ years) and are older in age. The popular term for these types of divorces has become “Silver Divorces”. There are…

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Choose Wisely

When searching for a family law attorney for a divorce, child custody dispute, child support matter, or domestic violence issue here's a tip you won't hear from many of us: shop around.  Take your time (assuming you're temporarily safe from…

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What Not to Do in Family Court! (Part 1)

While there’s never a dull moment in Family Court and emotions are always bubbling over, there are certain things that you should never do inside those four walls. Don’t let your emotions get the better of you. Follow your attorney’s…

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The muted horrors of parental alienation

All too often two parents enter a Family Court but only one leaves. By that I mean that after a divorce the parent that holds primary physical custody over the child (the parent with whom the child lives most of…

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The specter of the significant other

Although it may be tough people eventually move on after a divorce. Eventually some people begin to date again and with this oftentimes comes the difficult decision whether or not to introduce your new significant other to your children. While…

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The Greatest Moment in RI Family Court History

As I was waiting patiently for my case to be called an argument broke out between two parents about something or other. Even as voices raised and tempers flared I had trouble finding it very interesting. Screaming and gnashing of…

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What alimony is, and is not

Alimony is becoming an endangered species in the RI Family Court. The temporary payment from one (former) spouse to the other is not an income-equalizer. Understand this from the start and you will be better equipped. Alimony is a rare…

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