Archive for the ‘Family Law and Divorce’ Category

The most common times that a person may desire to change a last name or “surname” occurs when they get married, divorced, or when a child is adopted. Other circumstances occur when a person does not like the name they were given at birth and desires to make a change. This article will provide information about the procedures and restrictions required in order to change your name.

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As the rate of divorce rises, so does the number of child custody cases that are being filed in America’s courtrooms. Child custody cases can become complex as they are agreements to be worked out between parents in a difficult, usually adversarial situation. It is best to learn in advance about what you will be facing in a child custody case before you make the decision to file for custody. You will most likely need to contact an experienced divorce attorney for up to date information on child custody laws that apply in your individual state.

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