Courts categorize divorces, amendments, and other court petitions into “contested” or “uncontested” realms. An uncontested petition indicates mutual consensus between… read more?
Divorces in Tuscaloosa, akin to other civil litigations, predominantly conclude without a trial. The involved parties typically resort to discussions… read more?
Alabama awards spousal support in divorce cases under Alabama Code § 30-2-56 and § 30-2-57. These statutes outline the circumstances that make alimony… read more?
Alabama uses strict calculations for tabulating child support payments. The court considers several factors, including: Each parent’s income The number… read more?
Courts classify divorces, modifications, and other court petitions as “contested” or “uncontested.” An uncontested petition means the parties agree on… read more?
In most cases, child custody and visitation schedules settle outside court. The parents agree on decision-making, primary parent responsibilities, and… read more?
Courts categorize divorces, amendments, and other court petitions into “contested” or “uncontested” realms. An uncontested petition indicates mutual consensus between… read more?
Divorces in Tuscaloosa, akin to other civil litigations, predominantly conclude without a trial. The involved parties typically resort to discussions… read more?
