MOVING ON AFTER A DIVORCE AND DEALING WITH LOST CUSTODY by Contributor (Dec. 6, 2019) — Life after divorce isn’t always about basking in your newfound freedom. For some, it’s even more painful, especially if they’ve lost child custody. Read on to learn what to do to win back custody and how to move on […]
KEY IDEAS TO CONSIDER WHEN PREPARING FOR CUSTODY BATTLE by Contributor (Dec. 1, 2019) — Having a realistic goal regarding the outcome is crucial during custody battles. Prepare documentation evidence that says you’re the better parent. You just came from a meeting at the office of your child support lawyer in Lynnwood. You’re preparing yourself […]
HOW DIVORCE AFFECTS CHILDREN by Contributor (Oct. 17, 2019) — Divorce is not only hard for the parents but doubly so for children. Learn what its effects are and why you should be concerned. Maintaining relationships can require a lot from the involved parties. Marriage, most of all, requires both parties to extend patience and […]
STRATEGIZING A GAME PLAN WITH YOUR DIVORCE by Contributor (May 21, 2019) — Are you ready for the legal battle ahead? Divorce proceedings may sap your energy, but you can choose to be prepared and remain positive. Here’s how to win your case with a competent lawyer. There is no need for you to bother […]
EFFECTS OF DIVORCE ON CHILDREN: HERE’S WHY LAWYERS ARE ESSENTIAL by Contributor (Mar. 21, 2019) — About 12% of the population in New Mexico is divorced, affecting not only the parents but also the children. Here’s why you need to seek legal help. About 12% of the population in New Mexico is divorced. While the […]
“SHE DIDN’T EVEN ASK FOR ANY EVIDENCE” by Sharon Rondeau (Jul. 27, 2018) — An initial article in this series on judicial corruption in Las Vegas, NV featured an interview with the mother of three children, one of whom is still a minor, but only as a result of her ex-husband having been sent to […]
“THIS IS AN INFRINGEMENT ON MY CIVIL RIGHTS” by Sharon Rondeau (May 17, 2018) —In Part 1 of this series, Los Angeles County mother “Irene” detailed how she believes she has been unfairly treated by Torrance Superior Court Commissioner Glenda Veasey over a six-year time frame and that increasing harm is being done to her […]
GOVERNMENT-ISSUED NUMBER TIED TO ABILITY TO DRIVE, OBTAIN LICENSES by Sharon Rondeau (Jan. 8, 2017) — In 1996, Congress passed a law which included the requirement that any applicant seeking a fishing, marriage, driver’s, occupational, or any other professional license must provide his or her Social Security number. Likewise, the Social Security number of anyone […]
FORMER TENNESSEEAN’S MARITAL STATUS IN LIMBO; COURT CANNOT CONFIRM PROPER PROCEDURES USED by Sharon Rondeau (May 7, 2015) — For more than three years, a former Tennessee law enforcement officer now residing in California has not known whether or not he is legally divorced. In documents issued by the Chancery Court of Sumner County, TN […]
“THAT IS THE SYSTEM” by Sharon Rondeau (Oct. 15, 2013) — Jeffrey Henderson, whose eight children are in foster care in Los Angeles County, CA, told The Post & Email on Tuesday evening that his wife Erica has received a summons to appear at a hearing on Wednesday dealing with the discontinuation of reunification services. […]
HAVE AMERICANS LOST ALL TRUST IN THEIR GOVERNMENT? by OPOVV, ©2013 (Jul. 11, 2013) — Been there, done that. Once the trust you have in your life’s partner goes down the drain, so does the marriage. I met her while I was in the military and there’s not a day that goes by that she hasn’t […]