Are there any rules to follow during my divorce deposition?
Questions in a deposition may cover a broad range of topics including your education, work, income, and family. The attorney is allowed to ask...
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Linda Vanden Heuvel Receives Highest Possible Rating in Legal Ability/Ethical Standards
On April 29, 2015, Attorney Linda Vanden Heuvel received Martindale-Hubbell Judicial Recognition – the highest possible rating in both legal ability and ethical standards reflecting the...
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5 REASONS TO CHOOSE LEGAL SEPARATION RATHER THAN DIVORCE
The decision to file for divorce is a difficult one. An alternative to divorce is legal separation, which sometimes provides an easier transition into...
Read More →What Impact Does My Use of Social Media and Other Technological Devices Have on Custody and Placement and Other Aspects of My Divorce?
Whatever you place on social media is generally fair game for your spouse and his or her attorneys to include in any trial evidence. While your...
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Interest Rates on Debts and Mortgage Payments May Go Down When a Person Enters Military Service
When an obligation was incurred before entry on active duty, the interest rate goes down to 6%, unless the creditor (bank, finance company, credit...
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Child Support Offset for Social Security Disability Payments
If a parent is receiving social security retirement or disability payments, the children should also receive social security benefits directly. Wisconsin addresses this situation....
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Post-Divorce Checklist
Some people mistakenly believe that once the Judgment of Divorce is entered there are no further steps to take post-divorce. That is not true....
Read More →Physical Placement is Not One Size Fits All
When clients ask me about physical placement of their children, each client’s situation must be considered and weighed on an individual basis. What works for one...
Read More →Student Loan Forgiveness Act in Effect
Two out of three college students graduate with student loans averaging $23,000.00. The Healthcare and Education Reconciliation Act gives student-borrowers new options in loan...
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