Divorce tends to end in child custody agreements where children are involved. The parents’ past and present employment records are used to calculate their obligation or how much they should contribute to their child’s needs. However, in some situations, the non-custodial parent may be unemployed or lack a stable employment…
Both mediation and collaborative divorce are aimed at preventing court procedures. They help protect the divorcing couple from the consequences of litigation, such as legal costs, emotional anguish, and lack of privacy. They also provide higher chances for a mutually beneficial resolution to a divorce case. Many couples opt for…
Workers’ compensation is paid to employees who get injured or become ill on the job and as such, are unable to work. Under state laws, employers must purchase insurance plans to cover workers’ compensation for their employees. Employees are not expected to contribute to this insurance. Workers’ compensation compensates wage…
A no fault divorce allows a couple to divorce without fault or blame. It is usually the most straightforward course of divorce available in the US. A Tacoma Divorce Attorney from the Alliance Law Group can help you file for divorce without blaming the other spouse or saying it was…
Child support is an issue that tends to separate all parties involved. Although in some cases, the mother pays child support to custodial fathers, in most cases, mothers are the custodial parents and fathers are responsible for paying child support. So, how does child support work, and what does a…
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