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• Separation and Marital Settlement Agreements
• Child Support
• Spousal Support
• Divorce
• Military Divorce
• Equitable Distribution
• Child Custody and Visitation
• Domestic Violence and Allegations of Abuse

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Divorce

• Spousal Support is not the same as child support

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Divorce

• Understand the many differences between spousal support (alimony) and child support before you begin your divorce or separation!

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If I can prove that my spouse cheated on me, does that mean I will get more of the property in the divorce?

A: Not necessarily.   Although "fault" committed in the marriage, including adultery, is one of the factors the Court is required to consider, the fact that your spouse committed adultery or some other "fault" does not necessarily mean that the court will award you a larger share of the property based on that conduct.

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FAQ

Divorce

• If I can prove that my spouse cheated on me, does that mean I will get more of the property in the divorce?
• Do I have to be separated from my spouse for a year to get a final divorce?
• My spouse and I just separated.  Do I need to file for "legal separation?"

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