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What is a Deposition A deposition is a question-and-answer session you (the deponent) will have with an attorney in the divorce or paternity case. Depositions are a chance for the opposing attorney to speak with you (or an interested witness) and ask questions about you and the case, something they cannot normally do if you are represented by an attorney. During a deposition, the attorney finally gets the chance to ask questions directly from the source—the deponent-- and t

Divorce is not just a legal process dissolving a couple’s partnership—it is sometimes an emotional journey that involves the mental health of everyone involved. The mental and emotional well-being of divorcing spouses and their children must be addressed in some situations before the divorce can proceed productively. The key to ensuring the divorce process moves forward without delay, sometimes requires that mental health is addressed first, so that the parents can reduce co

What is a Social Investigation and a Parenting Plan Recommendation? A social investigation and parenting plan recommendation is an...

Child support is a court-ordered obligation of the financial support for the care, maintenance, training, and education of a child. See...