Family Law

Understanding Contested Divorce Divorce is never easy, and when both parties cannot agree on essential aspects of their separation, it leads to what is known as a contested divorce. Unlike an uncontested divorce, where both spouses reach agreements on matters such as asset division, child custody, and support, a contested…

Uncontested Divorce: A Simplified Approach to Ending a Marriage Divorce is often associated with lengthy court battles, emotional turmoil, and high legal costs. However, not all divorces have to be adversarial. An uncontested divorce provides couples with an amicable, efficient, and cost-effective alternative to resolving their marital dissolution. At Enright…

Understanding Co-Parenting Agreements In today’s evolving definition of family, co-parenting agreements have become essential for parents who are separated, divorced, or never married but share the responsibility of raising a child. A well-drafted co-parenting agreement ensures that both parents understand their rights, responsibilities, and expectations, helping to minimize conflicts and…