Serving in the military is not a nine to five. The nature of the work requires military families to be flexible. This same is true with deciding on parenting time for service members during a divorce or paternity action. Parenting time is established through a parenting plan. These agreements usually include a schedule for when […]
Julia A. Craft Honored Among Nation’s Top 40 Family Law Attorneys in Inaugural Edition of The National Law Journal’s Divorce, Trusts & Estates Trailblazers The National Law Journal’s inaugural issue of Divorce, Trusts & Estates Trailblazers has recognized Julia A. Craft, of Joseph, Hollander & Craft LLC, as one of the top 40 family law […]
Did you know that some of your legal fees in connection with your divorce may be tax deductible? Generally, legal fees in connection with a divorce are not tax deductible. But there are a couple exceptions: 1. Legal fees related to tax advice in connection with a divorce; and 2. Legal fees associated with obtaining […]
In a divorce, what was once called “ours” splits into “his” and “hers.” While you can easily agree not to live together, what will happen to the things you’ve worked so hard to acquire? Dividing the marital assets can be one of the most difficult tasks faced by divorcing couples. But, if you and your […]
Signs of an Abusive Relationship & Local Resources You Should Know About 1 in 4 women will experience domestic violence in their lifetime according to The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institute of Justice. That means you likely know someone who has experienced or is experiencing domestic violence. The most common […]
Kansas is One of Just a Handful of States That Still Recognize Common Law Marriage There are a lot of misconceptions about common law marriage. Here are a few of the biggest myths: My significant other and I have lived together for 7 years. That means we are common law married. WRONG. There is actually […]