Attorney Heberg was interviewed by WPRI News regarding child custody and co-parenting challenges during the coronavirus pandemic. Read on to learn how Rhode Island judges may handle parenting cases when one parent denies access without a palpable reason during the coronavirus crisis. Lawyer: Judge will ‘come down hard’ on parents denying shared custody during pandemic…
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DetailsYou may have heard about Prenuptial agreements from tabloid accounts of celebrity divorces. Although they may appear sensational, these important legal arrangements are for more than the rich and famous. When prepared correctly, a prenuptial agreement can help a couple take stock of their assets and set the stage for efficient and open communication about…
DetailsDomestic abuse is a serious and even life-threatening situation—and there are legal remedies to help survivors protect themselves, their children, and their property as they make the brave decision to escape an abusive situation and begin moving forward with their lives. One of the most important tools available to victims of domestic abuse is the…
DetailsAttorney Heberg was interviewed by WJAR News regarding Rhode Island’s bill aimed to settle pet custody after marriages dissolve. Attorney Heberg said he sees these cases all the time. Read on to learn how Rhode Island courts may determine custody of your family pet in your divorce. Proposed bill aims to settle pet custody after…
DetailsAs a Rhode Island resident going through a divorce, I’m sure you are aware that you’re not alone. No matter your reason for divorce, one of the most contentious issues that may arise in any divorce is the subject of alimony. Alimony payments—also known in some states as “spousal support” or “maintenance” is the legal…
DetailsAs thoughts turn towards divorce, tempers can flare and people may behave in ways they normally would not be proud of, even in a relatively amicable situation. Of course, the bad behavior of a spouse—ranging from neglect of household duties to infidelity to abusive actions—may well have begun long before the divorce, and may well…
DetailsThe winter holidays may be the most wonderful time of the year, but they are also a top contender for the most stressful time of the year for divorced and separated persons. Regardless of family structure, holiday gatherings and visits can be contentious. Under the stress of cleaning and cooking and visiting in-laws, even close-knit…
DetailsDivorce, while never easy, does not have to be an ordeal. For couples who wish to amicably end their marriages, there are a number of processes available that do not involve a combative mindset and are designed to minimize conflict in favor of compromise. One of the most common processes that aim for a more…
DetailsRhode Island marriages end for a variety of reasons. From financial to work-related or even stress-related reasons, many marriages all over the country end in divorce. No matter the reason, divorce proceedings can range from amicable to hostile. A number of circumstances may add additional stress to the divorce process; particularly, marriages that end due…
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