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  How To Move With Kids After A Divorce

  After going through a divorce, it can be tempting to move away and find a new job and a new life. However, moving can be more complicated when you have children, especially if you want to move to another state. Unfortunately, you cannot simply pick up and move with kids after a divorce. At least, the process is a little more complicated than packing up boxes and buying a home in another state. However, it is not impossible to move with kids after a divorce. Continue reading to learn more about how you can relocate while also retaining custody of your children.

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  5 Important Questions To Ask About Child Support

  Divorce is a sticky and hard process to move through. The process becomes infinitely more difficult if you have children. It is important as a parent to do all that you can do to support your child’s mental and emotional health during a divorce. But after a divorce, child support becomes a whole different animal. […]

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  4 Ways To Tell If Your Spouse Is A Narcissist (Test)

  If you are worried that your partner may be exhibiting signs of being narcissistic, it can be difficult to know what to do. It can be difficult in the early stages of a relationship to distinguish whether your partner is narcissistic or if they are simply having a bad day. But over time, narcissist signs will become more apparent. Take this test to find out if your spouse is a narcissist. For some examples of narcissistic personality disorder, continue reading.

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  4 Important Factors That Affect Your Father’s Rights

  Being a father is a special relationship that is extremely important to both the child and the father. As a father, one of your worst fears is to lose your children. If you are facing the prospect of divorce or are looking to gain custody of your child, it is important to know what your father's rights are. Continue reading to learn several facts about your rights to your child.

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  Why Slapping Someone Is Considered Assault

  If you are a fan of movies, you likely have seen a scene in which a young couple is in a lover’s quarrel and the female character gets fed up with the conversation or the young man says something she doesn’t like, and she slaps him across the face. This is so commonplace in movies, especially in romantic comedies, that many people are surprised to hear that slapping someone is actually illegal. The simple answer to whether slapping someone is considered assault is yes. The longer answer will be discussed in the following article.

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  The Difference Between A Felony And A Misdemeanor

  Depending on the severity of a crime, a person can be charged with a felony or a misdemeanor. Sometimes the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor can be difficult to understand. However, there are distinct differences between felonies and misdemeanors. Felonies and misdemeanors are both offenses that are punishable under the law and fall under the broader category of criminal law. If you or someone you know has been accused of a felony or a misdemeanor, it is important to do your research to understand the difference. We at Kaufman, Nichols, & Kaufman are happy to help you learn the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor and offer you options for representation.

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