Family Law Blog
How Domestic Violence Could Impact Your Divorce in Maine
Divorces are rarely straightforward, but in marriages where domestic violence is or has been a factor, the matter becomes even more complicated. If a spouse, other family member or individual residing in the same household has been a victim of physical abuse, sexual abuse, stalking, emotional abuse, or another ...
The Maine Divorce Process
What to Know Before Starting the Divorce Process in Maine Before starting a divorce in Maine, becoming acquainted with some of the basic requirements and items to prepare for a divorce in the state can make the process as smooth as possible. The eligibility requirements, costs, time it takes, ...
Learn About Your Family Rights in Maine
Family rights refer to the rights and responsibilities of parents. In Maine, these rights are rigorously protected by law. When parents' divorce or separate, the family rights remain, but parents must work out a way to share the rights and responsibilities in the best interests of the children, which ...
Is Common Law Marriage Recognized in Maine?
Common law marriage is not recognized under Maine law. This means that disputes over debts, assets/property, or any other matters concerning the end of the relationship will not be handled in the same manner as spouses in a divorce. However, this does not mean that if you have lived ...
Calculating Child Support Payments in Maine
Understanding Child Support Calculations in Maine When parents separate or divorce in Maine, determining child support is a key part of ensuring a child’s well-being. Maine law requires that child support arrangements serve the best interests of the child—helping cover essential needs like housing, food, education, clothing, and healthcare, ...
Signs Your Separation Could Lead to Reconciliation
Separation can be emotionally tough for couples but it is not always a precursor to divorce. Some married couples find that time apart provides the perspective, space, and motivation needed to rebuild a stronger marriage after a trial separation period. They realize that they want to stay together and ...
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