She provides supportive, thoughtful and vigorous representation and is a lawyer who is involved in every aspect of a client's case. Her mission is to give each client close personal attention. Carolyn Goodman focuses on negotiating Separation Agreements, Divorce, Child Support, Custody, Visitation, Parenting Plans, Division of Marital Property, Prenuptial/Postnuptial Agreements, and all other family law issues.
When you decide to end your marriage, it is very important that you understand your rights and obligations. The separation process can be overwhelming. Speaking with an experienced & supportive attorney who will guide you through the process & provide personalized recommendations for your situation is essential. Decisions regarding your children are paramount when you are dealing with a separation or divorce.
Designing a parenting plan that focuses on your child's best interests while assuring that you remain an active part of your child's life is critical. Your ability to financially support your child is of major concern.
When you decide to end your marriage, it is very important that you understand your rights and obligations. The separation process can be overwhelming. Speaking with an experienced & supportive attorney who will guide you through the process & provide personalized recommendations for your situation is essential. Decisions regarding your children are paramount when you are dealing with a separation or divorce.
Designing a parenting plan that focuses on your child's best interests while assuring that you remain an active part of your child's life is critical. Your ability to financially support your child is of major concern.
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This includes divorce, child support, child custody and visitation, division of marital property, negotiation and preparation of separation and property settlement agreements, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements.
Carolyn Goodman provides the personalized and skilled representation you need to go through a divorce or other family law case.
She always attempts to resolve issues through agreement whenever possible.
Determining where your child will live is one of the most emotionally difficult issues you will face when your marriage ends.
Carolyn Goodman provides the personalized and skilled representation you need to go through a divorce or other family law case.
She always attempts to resolve issues through agreement whenever possible.
Determining where your child will live is one of the most emotionally difficult issues you will face when your marriage ends.
The amount of support is determined using a guideline formula that looks at a number of factors including, number of children requiring support, percentage of time the children reside with each parent, gross income of each parent from all sources, health insurance payments, and childcare costs.
The guideline formula is determined by each individual state and the District of Columbia and varies from state to state.
There is some discretion in how the guideline formula is applied depending on the specific situation.
The guideline formula is determined by each individual state and the District of Columbia and varies from state to state.
There is some discretion in how the guideline formula is applied depending on the specific situation.
Carolyn Goodman is a family lawyer who focuses on negotiated settlements in an attempt to resolve the issues that arise when the marital relationship breaks down.
Ending a marriage is traumatic, and the process can be very overwhelming.
Each case is unique and requires an experienced attorney who can provide a creative and skilled approach to the law.
It is vital that when going through this process you are represented by an attorney who has the necessary experience in all areas of family law.
These areas include: actions for divorce, child custody and support, division of marital property, negotiation and preparation of separation and property settlement agreements and issues involving visitation, to provide skilled, caring and innovative solutions to the issues involved in your situation.
Ending a marriage is traumatic, and the process can be very overwhelming.
Each case is unique and requires an experienced attorney who can provide a creative and skilled approach to the law.
It is vital that when going through this process you are represented by an attorney who has the necessary experience in all areas of family law.
These areas include: actions for divorce, child custody and support, division of marital property, negotiation and preparation of separation and property settlement agreements and issues involving visitation, to provide skilled, caring and innovative solutions to the issues involved in your situation.
A Separation and Property Settlement Agreement allows a client to maintain personal control over the outcome of his or her situation.
It is a detailed contract which contains an agreement based on the rights and obligations of both the husband and the wife with respect to all issues related to the marital relationship.
This may include custody of the children, child support, visitation, division of the marital property, health insurance, debts, retirement, and any other issues that have arisen as a result of the marriage.
It is a detailed contract which contains an agreement based on the rights and obligations of both the husband and the wife with respect to all issues related to the marital relationship.
This may include custody of the children, child support, visitation, division of the marital property, health insurance, debts, retirement, and any other issues that have arisen as a result of the marriage.
A Prenuptial or Premarital agreement is an agreement made between two people who intend to be married and wish to determine various property and support rights in the event the marriage ends in divorce or death.
It provides a way to resolve these issues in advance to avoid disputes if the marriage ends in divorce and to simplify matters if a spouse dies.
Having a Prenuptial or Postnuptial Agreement does not mean there is a lack of trust between the parties.
Sometimes a couple just feels that having an Agreement will save money and emotional distress later if the marriage does not work out or if one of the spouses dies.
It provides a way to resolve these issues in advance to avoid disputes if the marriage ends in divorce and to simplify matters if a spouse dies.
Having a Prenuptial or Postnuptial Agreement does not mean there is a lack of trust between the parties.
Sometimes a couple just feels that having an Agreement will save money and emotional distress later if the marriage does not work out or if one of the spouses dies.
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