Cohabitation investigations are useful in many different situations. In many post-divorce settlements, alimony becomes an often expensive court ordered arrangement. However, cohabitation can affect or terminate the amount of alimony your former spouse receives. Additionally, if your ex-partner lives with an individual who poses a risk to your child, a cohabitation investigation can affect the […]

When you have suspicions that your spouse might be unfaithful, it can cause a lot of problems in your life. It can keep you up at night, cause a loss of appetite, and distract you during every moment of your day. Your spouse might notice your distance and react to it negatively, causing even more […]

Divorce, no matter how amicable, is almost always painful for both parties. When children are involved, it can get messy. Children often get caught in the middle of custody battles. If you find yourself locked in a fierce child custody battle, you want to make sure you are doing the best you can for your […]

Cohabitation is a term used to refer to a living situation where two people live together, but are not married. In the case of divorced individuals, cohabitation is a scenario that could negate the need for alimony payments. But the party receiving these payments is not likely to admit to the cohabitation. How do you […]