Blog posts in tag divorce

I am Laid Off Due to Covid-19: Do I Still Have a Child or Spousal Support Obligation?

Posted on 03/20/2020 at 11:01 AM by Regan Wilson

Categories: Dickinson Law News, Family Law, Regan Wilson

Tagged As: child support, Coronavirus, COVID-19, divorce, divorce attorney, spousal support

I am Laid Off Due to Covid-19: Do I Still Have a Child or Spousal Support Obligation?

In the wake of the growing Covid-19 pandemic, many Americans are facing concerns over whether they will be laid off or t...

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Even in Divorce, the Coronavirus is Everywhere

Posted on 03/06/2020 at 10:54 AM by Mary Zambreno

Categories: Dickinson Law News, Family Law, Mary Zambreno

Tagged As: CDC, Centers for Disease Control, Child Custody, Coronavirus, COVID-19, divorce, divorce attorney, out-of-country visitation, pandemic, travel, visitation

Even in Divorce, the Coronavirus is Everywhere

Coronavirus is everywhere.  Figuratively speaking, it is prevalent on the news. But literally speaking, there...

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Social Media Suggestions During Divorce

Posted on 10/11/2018 at 08:07 AM by Mary Zambreno

Categories: Family Law, Mary Zambreno

Tagged As: divorce, divorce attorney, divorce in Iowa, Facebook, Social Media In Divorce

Social Media Suggestions During Divorce

Social media has not only changed the way that people across this vast planet are interacting with one another, but it i...

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The Hesitancy Behind Recognizing Common Law Marriages

Posted on 07/18/2018 at 12:05 PM by Regan Wilson

Categories: Family Law, Regan Wilson, Trusts & Estates Law

Tagged As: common law, common law marriage, divorce, divorce attorney, divorce attorney near me, divorce in Iowa, divorce lawyers, estate lawyer, estate planning, family court, family lawyers near me, Iowa Court of Appeals, Iowa family law, probate, spousal support, trusts and estates

The Hesitancy Behind Recognizing Common Law Marriages

Committed relationships come in all shapes and sizes. As cultural norms shift and expand, the obligation to walk down th...

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Alimony Considerations After the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

Posted on 07/05/2018 at 01:33 PM by Mary Zambreno

Categories: Family Law, Mary Zambreno

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Alimony Considerations After the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

The year 2018 is more than halfway over and that means new alimony rules imposed under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA)...

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Temporary Modification

Posted on 05/24/2017 at 01:26 PM by Regan Wilson

Categories: Family Law, Regan Wilson

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Temporary Modification

A common occurrence that arises subsequent to a divorce is when a parent receives word that his or her ex-spouse or part...

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Brexit's impact on international family law

Posted on 06/28/2016 at 04:04 PM by Mary Zambreno

Categories: Family Law, Mary Zambreno

Tagged As: Child Custody, divorce, Iowa family law, Brexit

Brexit's impact on international family law

On June 23, 2016, the United Kingdom voted 52% to 48% to leave the European Union.  While the actual logistics conc...

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A lesson in the rules of civil procedure when a spouse does not want a divorce

Posted on 04/26/2016 at 11:13 AM by Mary Zambreno

Categories: Family Law, Mary Zambreno

Tagged As: Child Custody, child support, divorce, divorce in Iowa, Iowa civil procedure, Iowa family law

A lesson in the rules of civil procedure when a spouse does not want a divorce

What happens when one spouse wants the divorce while the other spouse does not? Can the hesitant spouse keep the divorce...

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5 ways that celebrity divorces are not like yours

Posted on 03/07/2016 at 07:23 AM by Mary Zambreno

Categories: Family Law, Mary Zambreno

Tagged As: Charlie Sheen, Child Custody, Chris Martin, Denise Richards, divorce, Elin Nordegren, Gwyneth Paltrow, Iowa family law, marriage, Mel Gibson, Prince Charles, Princess Diana, Queen of England, Robyn Moore Gibson, Tiger Woods

5 ways that celebrity divorces are not like yours

#5  Your vitriolic voicemails don't get published in the media.  When Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen we...

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Ensuring smooth post-separation transfer by circumventing the ability-to-repay rule

Posted on 03/07/2016 at 07:23 AM by Mary Zambreno

Categories: Family Law, Mary Zambreno

Tagged As: ability to repay, CFPB, divorce, interpretive rule, Iowa family law, keeping a home after divorce

The CFPB recently took action to ensure successors of mortgages (such as spouses or children of a deceased family member...

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