Divorce is one of the most impactful events you will go through in life, and it can come with emotional, physical and financial turmoil. Having adequate representation to assist you through the process can make a world of a difference in your experience. Experience...
Over Three Decades Of Resolving Family Law Issues In Montana
How to make parenting work for everyone
Montana law stipulates that a proposed parenting plan meet the best interest of the child standard. This means that whatever you and your child's other parent agree to will ultimately allow your kid to thrive. There are a number of factors that you'll need to take...
How to focus on your child’s well-being during divorce
If you are going through a divorce, you may be concerned about its effect on your Montana children. Despite the emotional and financial turmoil that it can cause, it is still possible to have one that focuses on the best interests of the child and protects them to...
A Montana divorce involving a special needs child
Divorce is usually a difficult process, especially when there are children involved. However, when the child has special needs, the divorce process can be even more challenging. Montana parents who plan on getting a divorce and are sharing custody of a special needs...
Co-parenting tips for divorced parents
One of the most difficult tasks that parents in Montana may face during and after a divorce is building a functional co-parenting relationship with one another. However, it is also one of the most important ones. The best route to success for most parents in this...
The right way to ask for a prenup
Prenuptial agreements are a sensitive issue for couples in Montana, and they can be divisive in some cases. Some people feel they're very unromantic. Others see them as a realistic way to approach a marriage. Experts point out that going through the process of writing...
Things to know about child custody orders and relocations
Montana parents who are considering relocation will need to deal with modifying their child custody order. Unfortunately, this is not as easy as just submitting a form and getting it approved. Rather, you'll need to convince a judge to authorize any sort of relocation...
Parenting plans can be flexible
As Montana parents begin to plan their parenting schedule, they should be aware of the different options available. Joint custody plans can be flexible to fit the needs of both parents and children. They can also change over time, as children grow and the family...
Is alternative dispute resolution right for your divorce?
Traditional divorce is litigated. In practical terms, that means a courtroom, a potentially acrimonious dispute and the idea of “winners” and “losers.” While litigation is necessary in some cases, it is not the best option in other cases. Thankfully, there are other...
Tips for negotiating a divorce settlement
The course that your divorce will take can depend on a lot of factors that are beyond your control. The state in which you are eligible to divorce has certain laws to which your divorce will be subject, for example. You'll also be unable to control how your spouse...