Joseph Pandolfi

Retired Judge

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Can Children Express Preference in Texas Custody Proceedings?
If you and your ex are heading into a custody battle, there’s a lot to consider, including whether a court will consider your child’s preference.
Montana Child Custody Laws
Learn about custody in Montana, and whether a child’s preference has any effect on a judge’s decision.
Child Custody and Relocation Laws in New Jersey
Can a parent move a child out of state during or after a New Jersey divorce? Continue reading to learn more.
Can Children Express Preference in New Hampshire Custody Proceedings?
You and your spouse are having custody issues. But does your child's wishes enter into the picture? Continue reading to find out whether children can make their own custody decisions in New Hampshire.
Division of Marital Property in Michigan
In Michigan, divorcing spouses typically divide marital property, but get to keep their separate property. But distinguishing between the two may not be so easy.
Emancipation of a Child in New Jersey
Emancipation is the legal process that ends a parent’s control and financial support of a child. The parent can no longer make decisions, and the child is no longer entitled to support.
Child Support in Delaware
Find out how child support is calculated in Delaware, and how those payments are enforced.
Legal Separation in Ohio FAQs
If your marriage appears to be falling apart, divorce may seem like the only path forward. But a legal separation might provide an alternate route. If you live in Ohio, check out the answers to frequently asked questions to learn more.
Legal Separation in New York FAQs
Spouses in a faltering marriage may want to consider legal separation as an alternative to divorce. For New York residents, answers to frequently asked questions may help you make a decision.
Grounds for Divorce in Massachusetts
If you live in Massachusetts and are contemplating divorce, the court is going to require that you present grounds (legal reasons) for dissolving your marriage. There are several available, but you need to weigh your options carefully.