Blog Posts in March, 2015

  • How is child support determined?

    || 30-Mar-2015

    If you are part of a paternity case or going through a divorce where children are involved you will likely be forced to pay child support unless you are awarded sole physical custody. In Alabama, courts adhere to what is known as the “Income Shares Model” of determining how much you will be asked to pay in child support. This policy revolves around the belief that a child should ...
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  • What's the difference between contested & uncontested divorce?

    || 16-Mar-2015

    There are generally two types of divorce : an uncontested divorce is usually faster and cheaper and is sometimes known as a no-fault divorce. In this case, both spouses come to an agreement on the important issues of property division, alimony, and child custody before the divorce is filed. In an uncontested divorce, just as it sounds, both spouses can reach an agreement without dispute. To obtain ...
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