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Category: Family Law

Changing or Enforcing Final Orders in Maine Family Matter Cases

Final orders issued by the Maine Family Court, such as a child support order, can be enforced by the authorities. If, however, a change of circumstances is substantial enough to justify an amendment to the order, the appropriate legal steps can be taken for the family law courts to ...

Child Visitation and Custody Laws in Maine

When a married couple with children separates in Maine, life can get complicated for a while. Balancing the immediate and future needs of the children with suitable child custody and parenting arrangements is often extremely challenging. Parental rights and responsibilities are treated very seriously in Maine and it is ...

A Step by Step Guide to Divorce Mediation in Maine

The judiciary of Maine stands out as one of the earliest advocates of mediation for residents of its state. Typically, when people think of divorce, they tend to think of heated issues being resolved over a long period of time in court. The truth, however, is that more and more ...

By |August 18, 2021|Divorce, Divorce Mediation, Family Law|

Spousal Support Assessment and Calculation in Maine

Spousal support – also referred to commonly as “alimony” or “spousal maintenance” in many places – refers to support given by one former spouse to another for the purpose of maintaining financial stability or facilitating self-sufficiency. When people marry, they often come into the marriage with differing educational or financial ...

By |July 28, 2021|Divorce, Family Law, Spousal Support|

Legal Separation or Divorce in Maine

Some couples in Maine decide to live separately without seeking a divorce. This can be an informal arrangement, as is often the case during a trial separation, or a more formal separation where two spouses agree to live apart but do not wish to irretrievably break the marriage There are ...

By |July 1, 2021|Divorce, Family Law, Legal Separation, Trial Separation|
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