Mat Camp is a former Lexicon Services Online Editor, who focused on providing a comprehensive look into all aspects of the divorce experience. On MensDivorce.com, he concentrated on issues, such as parenting time, custodial rights, mediation, the division of assets, and so much more.
Mr. Camp used the wealth of experience of Cordell & Cordell attorneys to bring tangible answers to reader questions in Ask a Lawyer articles, as well as offer a step by step process through the divorce experience with Cordell & Cordell Co-Founder and Principal Partner Joseph E. Cordell in Divorce 101: A Guide for Men.
Mr. Camp used thorough research to highlight the challenging reality that those who go through divorce or child custody issues face. He helped foster the continued success of the Men’s Divorce Survival Guide, the Men’s Divorce Podcast, and the Men’s Divorce YouTube series “Attorney Bites.”
Men’s Divorce is happy to present the video segment, “Attorney Bites.” In this series, divorce attorneys will briefly break down various complex areas of family law into more easily understood pieces. This week, San Diego family law attorney Rosario Santoyo explains why you need to reassure …
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Question: I was divorced several years ago, and had an alimony obligation due to the fact that my ex-wife was not working at the time, but she remarried shortly after it was finalized and has since found employment. Do I have to continue paying spousal support since …
CONTINUE READINGQuestion: My wife purchased a home several years back with money she received from an inheritance. She did not put the paperwork in my name, so if she wants to sell the property, can she do so without my consent? Mat CampMat Camp is a former …
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Men’s Divorce is happy to present the video segment, “Attorney Bites.” In this series, divorce attorneys will briefly break down various complex areas of family law into more easily understood pieces. This week, family law attorney Rebecca DeVincent explains how guys can save money on litigation …
CONTINUE READINGQuestion: I was divorced almost 20 years ago, and the marriage settlement agreement stated that a qualified domestic relations order should have been filed; however, my ex never drafted or filed one. Now, I have begun receiving letters from a mediator about negotiating a QDRO. Is there a statute …
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