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, sponsor Cordell & Cordell and sister site DadsDivorce.com have teamed up to present a series of recap videos to keep you informed on the latest news and top stories for each of the websites. Mat CampMat Camp is a former Lexicon Services Online …
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Question: I have summer custody for several weeks during the summer, after which they typically go back to their mother for the school year. However, my ex has been blowing off setting up a return time since she is, “enjoying her freedom.” I think she may …
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When you and your spouse were happily married, she was likely the person you told everything to; whether it was a rundown of your day, plans for your future, thoughts about current events, etc. However, that dynamic must change after divorce papers are filed. It …
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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, Pennsylvania family law attorney Jamie Spero explains how to build a case …
CONTINUE READINGQuestion: I recently had a hearing to reevaluate child support due to my ex under-reporting her earnings; however, the court took her at her word without her having to produce any sort of documentation. Is there some way to appeal this ruling and require her …
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