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Michael Eisenberg's services have exceeded my expectations during my custody and child support issues. Not only does he go above and beyond what is expected, he never settles for less. Michael is understanding and has compassion for the trials and tribulations I have faced throughout my divorce. It is a relief knowing Mike is there as counsel...
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I called Michael Eisenberg in a panic over 51/2 years ago. It was a very difficult custody situation involving my 2 granddaughters, ages 5 and 7 at the time. I told him this would be a nightmare case, it was and still is. But, with some help the girls are still here with me.Michael was always immediately available, even when he was on vacation or...
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Having an experienced lawyer by your side is a must when filing for divorce. Learn about questions to ask your divorce attorney and how to discuss divorce with your family with these great links from around the web. Give the Montgomery County practice of Michael Eisenberg, Esq. a call at (267) 722-8383 for more information on our practice areas.
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The dissolution of a marriage not only affects the two spouses involved, but also extends to their close friends and family members. However, it can be difficult to predict the impact that a divorce can have on others, making it challenging for the involved parties to prepare accordingly. Read on to learn some tips for how to tell your different family members that you are filing for divorce:
Children
It is important for your children to understand that your divorce is not their fault and does not affect the way either parent feels about them. Take the time to explain the changes that divorce brings, including how much time they will see each parent, where they will be residing, and how the divorce will or will not impact any other aspects of their daily routine.
Siblings
Telling your brother or sister secrets may have been easy in your youth, but that doesn’t mean that telling a sibling of your plans to end your marriage will be simple. Consider taking your brother or sister to a private place and discussing the situation in a calm, yet open manner, as this may make it easier for him or her to process.
Parents
A number of individuals struggle to tell their parents that they are getting a divorce for fear that it means admitting fault or failure. Try not to focus on who is at fault when telling your parents about your decision to divorce. Instead, discuss your feelings and the anticipated changes that you will be making so that your family can provide help if necessary.
You should not have to go through the divorce process on your own. Let an experienced family attorney, such as Michael Eisenberg, Esq., guide you through the process and protect your legal rights. You can set up an initial consultation with Michael Eisenberg’s Montgomery County firm by visiting our website or by calling us at (267) 722-8383. Our firm also provides legal services for personal injury claims and debt relief.
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Child support refers to a child’s legal right to financial support from both of his or her parents from birth until age 18—regardless of whether or not the parents are married, divorced, legally separated, or were never married.
This video takes a closer look at child support rights. Most child support comes in the form of monthly payments made from one party to another in order to ensure the child’s proper upbringing. While one parent may make the sole payments in joint-custody situations, the non-custodial parent is usually the one held responsible for making payments. Learn more in this clip.
Whether you are interested in filing for divorce or adjusting your child support agreement, Montgomery County child custody lawyer Michael Eisenberg, Esq. is here to help. Get the legal representation you need by contacting our practice at (267) 722-8383. We also handle bankruptcy, personal injury lawsuits, and wills and estates.
