Archive for October 21, 2017

Collaborating with an ex-partner in order to hash out child custody arrangements is hardly a straightforward affair, and it is important that you take all factors into consideration before the ink dries and all terms of your child custody arrangement are finalized. One thing we have noticed is that while parents expect to wrangle with the terms included in the finalized arrangement, many are blindsided by the elements which weren’t included in any talks or formal arrangement.

This blog post discusses a few, often-forgotten provisions that should not be neglected. The

The infamous six month waiting period, also known as the “cooling off” period, can be confusing for many, and we are frequently asked about the specifics here at Rubin & Levavi, P. C. So we decided to take this opportunity to clear the record and provide key facts about the six month waiting period in this brief write-up. Remember, this serves as general information, for more in-depth answers be sure to reach out to a qualified family law attorney today.

The Divorce Can Only Be Finalized After the Waiting Period

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