Family law involves a lot more than just divorce--it covers anything related to your family and other relationships. For example, if you're wondering whether your relationship qualifies as a common law marriage, this is the place to find out. Likewise, if you want to change your name you'll find articles here about how to do it. And if you have questions about guardianship, adoption, and other family matters, you'll find that information here as well.
Whether you're in a divorce, marriage or other relationship, you've got protection from violence in the form of a TRO.
Preparing for a Domestic Violence Hearing
In family law cases involving accusations of domestic violence, a hearing will be held to determine if a temporary restraining order or child custody order is necessary.
Changing Your Name: The Basics
The basic info you'll need to understand how a legal name change works.
A “common law marriage” is a marriage that is legally valid even though the couple didn’t obtain a marriage license or go through a wedding ceremony.
What establishes common law marriage? Find out here.