The Role of Cryptocurrency in Divorce
With its decentralized nature, cryptocurrency is introducing new complexities to divorce proceedings. One challenge divorcing spouses are facing is the potential of hiding cryptocurrency assets, and the methods necessary to uncover these digital assets during a divorce. CNBC describes a recent divorce where a woman found it suspicious that her millionaire husband had very few…
Read MoreCo-Parenting with a Narcissist
Co-parenting with a narcissistic ex-partner can be incredibly challenging. Narcissistic individuals often exhibit self-centered behaviors, a lack of empathy, and a constant need for control, making it difficult to maintain a healthy co-parenting relationship. However, despite these challenges, it is essential to prioritize the well-being of the children involved. To effectively co-parent with a narcissistic…
Read MoreWhen Can a Family Member Adopt Another Family Member?
Family members are taking on the task of stepping forward and caring for children in their families almost every single day in Tennessee. Sometimes, this is because the child’s biological parents cannot take care of them, or it may be because the person married the parent of the child and would like to adopt the…
Read MoreHow Can an Immigration Lawyer Help me in Tennessee?
While it is possible to complete numerous immigration-related tasks on your own, working with an immigration attorney is highly recommended. Dealing with the federal government can be a pretty overwhelming experience, and our immigration laws are complex. The decision to work with an immigration attorney is one you will likely thank yourself for indefinitely. It…
Read MoreChild Custody, Modifications, and the Bergeron Standard
Once there is a final judgment in a child custody case, modifications or changes are challenging. A consent decree in child custody means that both parties agree to the custody arrangement without needing a trial. A considered decree is put in place by the Judge. Changes to either decree are burdensome. The rules are different…
Read MoreWho Claims the Kids? (And Other Post-Divorce Tax Questions)
It is normal for people to have a lot of questions related to filing their taxes. However, if an individual is going through a divorce, taxes can become a little more difficult to understand. That is where our family lawyers at Graham Law & Associates come in, as we have the experience and knowledge to…
Read MoreHow to Talk to Your Kids About Your Divorce
Spouses have a choice to divorce. Children don’t. Older children may have some say about which parent they live with, but the result of a divorce is that children will now spend time in two homes instead of one. Their confidence will be shaken because the closest relationship in their life – the bond between…
Read MoreWhat Is a Fiancé(e) Visa and How Do I Get One?
If you are trying to get a visa to the United States and have come across the fiancé(e) visa, you may be wondering what this type of visa is, as well as the requirements to get one. The New Orleans immigration attorneys at Graham Law & Associates will help you understand what a fiancé(e) visa…
Read MoreCan My Ex Take My Business in a Divorce?
Many men and women who divorce in New Orleans own a business or a share in a business. Most of these people want their businesses to continue after the divorce because they like their work and they need income from the business. While some spouses may work with their other spouse, many work alone or…
Read MoreWhat Should I Know About Taxes After My Divorce?
When spouses divorce, their priorities are normally determining who has custody of any children, child support, spousal support, and the division of the marital assets. In many divorces, the tax consequences are an afterthought. The tax consequences can amount to a lot of money, however, especially if children are young and the spousal support award…
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