When you have paternity over a child, that’s legal standing as a child’s father. Until paternity is established, you don’t actually have any legal rights over your child – which means (among other things) that you have no authority over how they are raised and no...
When you expect your divorce to leave you at a financial disadvantage, you probably hope to find a way of improving your situation. Obtaining alimony (spousal support) can help you stretch your finances and possibly avoid undue economic hardships. Unfortunately,...
Hawaii is among the many states that use the equitable division principle for marital property during a divorce. Therefore, when divorcing spouses cannot agree on how to divide marital assets during divorce and do not have a legally enforceable agreement like a prenup...
