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Let's talk about estate planning and issues that might rise during a divorce or custody battle.

Can the judge give you a suspended jail sentence for being found in contempt of court for failure to pay child support? https://youtu.be/SyLf7JrG1yk

The Case Summaries: A.M. v. J.L.H. This case opinion discusses the analysis the court should perform when it makes a decision on a limited part of custody order modification petition. In this case, Dad appeals an Order the removes restrictions regarding Mom's boyfriend who has a DUI and history of substance abuse. https://youtu.be/y4AjKYD9qcg

Your divorce and custody cases are extremely personal and private. However, many people are surprised to learn that many family law proceedings may be viewed by the public and not in actually confidential. In fact, most county courthouses (except in the age of COVID) are open to the public. That means that with some exceptions, many hearings can be viewed by the general public. http://bit.ly/2MyCg8C

Getting divorced shouldn't mean a lower credit score. Here are some tips on how to protect your credit during a divorce. https://youtu.be/max-M8qIUq4

Do stepparents have to pay child support? https://youtu.be/udfvgTP8IBM

Check in with your kids today. They are juggling a lot. https://youtu.be/Nf8IV_kCwXo

Are both parties responsible for the student loan debt of one spouse after a divorce? How does it get factored into alimony? Watch our video here for more information. https://youtu.be/ZL67ygCu6W0

Benefits to a divorced spouse from Social Security are similar to spousal benefits, except they're available to those who are no longer married. Your marriage must have lasted at least 10 years, and you cannot currently be married in order to claim divorce benefits. Like with spousal benefits, the maximum amount you can collect is 50% of the amount your ex-spouse can receive at his or her FRA. Also, you generally cannot begin claiming divorce benefits until your ex-spouse has started claiming Social Security. The exception is if you have been divorced for more than two years. In that case, you don't need to wait for your ex-spouse to begin claiming before you're eligible for divorce benefits. Read on for more information.

Who gets to choose your child's school? Are you preparing for hearing to decide which school your child will attend? Here are some tips! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56BUrTUZF44

Do you have supervised physical custody, but have been trouble exercising it due COVID-19? Our latest video provides some helpful tips! https://youtu.be/qjqMf4Tdc2I

Merry Christmas to you and your family from all of us at Kinchloe Law!

Can the non-biological parent of a child still be LEGALLY responsible for the child in the form of child support, etc? If you realize that the child you thought was your biological child really isn't, can you do anything about your legal responsibilities? What if someone forged your signature on the birth certificate? ** In this episode I discuss a case where there is a question about whether one parent actually signed the acknowledgment of paternity AND w...hether it even matters. Check out the episode with the link in the bio or at bit.ly/AHDPodcast * * * #custody #divorce #coparenting #fathersrights #familylaw #attorney #lawyer #lawyerlife #phillylawyer See more