After a divorce, it can be challenging to think about your financial future. In the abstract, it can feel like you are facing a hill that you will never be able to climb. With half of your assets given to your ex-spouse, the recovery process …
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When you have been paying alimony for a long time, it can make your bank account feel like a boat, attempting to stay afloat. However, the boat is leaking slowly, and no matter how many different supplies you may have, you do not have anything …
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Each month, the Cordell & Cordell Men’s Divorce Podcast features an in-depth discussion on specific issues that affect men going through divorce. On this month’s episode, Cordell & Cordell CEO/Managing Partner Scott Trout is joined by attorneys Rachel Schmidt and Dylan Briggs to discuss the ins and outs of modifying …
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In pursuit of maintaining the same level of living that you were accustomed to while you were married, many divorced spouses seek an arm and a leg in alimony, in an effort to regain their financial footing, at the expense of their ex-spouse. Whether you …
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Question: My ex, who has primary custody of our 8 year old, was recently sent to jail with blood tests showing traces of meth. I am now afraid to let my child stay with her, so what can I do next?
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