Divorce is a complicated process and can involve the division of property, child custody, and alimony. If you are getting divorced, you need the help of an experienced family law attorney.

If you have a child with someone but were not married, the Court can establish a timesharing schedule and child support. 

If you have been a victim of domestic violence or have been accused of committing domestic violence, the Court can enter an order which substantially effects your rights.

After a timesharing schedule, alimony award, or child support award is entered, the Court retains jurisdiction to modify if circumstances change.

Once a timesharing schedule is in place, either parent needs permission from the Court to move more than 50 miles.