Family Law Rules in Delaware
Family Law Rules in Delaware
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Understanding and Calculating Alimony in Delaware
Alimony is a hot-button issue with most divorcing couples, and it's essential to understand how your court will handle the subject during your divorce.
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Uncontested Divorce in Delaware
Divorce isn't always complicated and expensive. Find out if you qualify for an uncontested divorce in Delaware.
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The Basics of Annulment in Delaware
Overview of Annulment Annulment is a frequently misunderstood legal concept, because popular culture and religion have presented differing and often inaccurate views of what an annulment means in terms of family law. This article focuses on "civil annulments" not "religious annulments," which can only be granted by a church or clergy member.
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How Domestic Violence Affects Child Custody in Delaware
The Center for Disease Control estimates that one in every four women will be a victim of domestic violence at some point in her life. Victims of abuse often choose not to call the police, but rightfully speak up about their abuse when child custody is at stake. Courts generally consider domestic violence
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How Do I File for Divorce in Delaware
Find out what forms you'll need and the steps you'll have to take to get started with your Delaware divorce.
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Delaware Divorce: Dividing Property
Delaware law requires a division of marital property that is equitable.
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Find out how child support is calculated in Delaware, and how those payments are enforced.
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Child Support Enforcement in Delaware
All parents have a duty to financially support their children. When parents divorce (or separate if they were never married), they need to work out how they will continue to provide the support necessary for their children to thrive. Typically, the noncustodial parent (parent with less custodial time)