Does an Affair Affect a Divorce?
No, extramarital affairs are inconsequential in a divorce action as it pertains to property division. However, it could impact custody.
No, extramarital affairs are inconsequential in a divorce action as it pertains to property division. However, it could impact custody.
The court does not place a dollar value on a homemaker’s salary. I’m not sure what you are asking but if you are inquiring about a property division, the court takes into consideration several factors such as length of the marriage, ability to support oneself once the marriage is dissolved, contribution to the assets by both spouses, etc.
The children’s well being always comes first. If this is not happening, you need to file an action with the court and obtain court orders protecting the children.
Yes, the court can definitely order a paternity test. You will need to file a paternity action in order to make this happen.
Yes, you can change lawyers in the middle of a divorce.