A Protection From Abuse, or PFA, can affect where you go, who you contact and what you may keep in your home. Even though the case begins in Delaware Family Court as a civil matter, violating its terms may result in criminal consequences. If a judge enters a PFA order...
Who is liable if the driver in an accident is not the car owner?
A borrowed car or truck can complicate what happens after a crash. You may know who hit you, but the name on the registration or insurance policy may point to someone else. If you were hurt in a car crash where the other driver is not the vehicle owner, it helps to...
Can social media posts affect a custody case?
Parents often think of social media as separate from their custody case. They may post out of frustration, vent after a difficult exchange or share details with friends and family because they feel overwhelmed. However, once custody becomes an issue, those posts may...
What are your options for passing your home to your children?
A family home often carries a long history. It may be the place where family milestones took place and where parents hope to leave a lasting connection behind. If you are thinking about how to pass your home to your children, several legal tools may apply. Knowing...
What to do when your ex-spouse alienates you in your child’s life?
Have you noticed your child pulling away from you after spending time with your ex-spouse? Maybe your once-close relationship now feels distant and strained. These changes might not be accidental. Your ex-spouse could be alienating you from your child's life and this...
Evidence that can prove a spinal cord injury after a road crash
A spinal cord injury can change the life of a car accident victim in a single second. Understanding how to track symptoms can help a victim navigate the path toward pursuing physical recovery. How can they prove the full extent of their injury? Building the claim for...
Understanding alimony in Delaware
Going through a divorce is hard enough. But when alimony enters the picture, questions start piling up. Will I have to pay? How much? For how long? Delaware has clear rules about alimony that can help you understand what to expect. What is alimony? Alimony is money...
How do parenting plans work in Delaware?
When couples divorce in Delaware, they must settle many key factors about their marriage and financial interests, as well as decide on how they would want to share custody of their children. During this process, the parents will work on a document that can...
3 key benefits of planning advance health care directives early
Life-altering accidents don't wait for convenient moments. A sudden disability can happen to anyone at any age. You might think advance health care directives are only for older adults. However, planning early protects you and your loved ones when unexpected health...
Defending against false domestic violence accusations in Delaware
False domestic violence accusations can upend your life. With careful steps, you can protect your rights, your children and your reputation. Distinguishing civil and criminal cases In Delaware, a single accusation can lead to two separate legal battles: a criminal...

