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Child support is a critical part of securing the financial well-being of children following a separation or divorce. It represents the contributions both parents must make to cover their child's essential needs, such as housing, education, and healthcare.

The subject of child support raises numerous questions for parents and guardians, ranging from how payments are calculated to what steps to take if the other parent is non-compliant. It's a critical aspect of ensuring the financial well-being of children after a separation or divorce.

At Shep Law Group, we understand that a high-net-worth divorce goes far beyond simply closing a chapter of your life. It's about unraveling the shared financial journey you've embarked on together for years or even decades.

A personal injury can disrupt your life. The physical pain and emotional distress can be overwhelming. You're not alone in this journey. At Shep Law Group, we're here to guide you through your claim and figure out the non-economic damages in your injury claim.

Dealing with a personal injury can be a daunting experience, laced with uncertainty, stress, and numerous questions about what the future holds. The aftermath of an accident can often feel like navigating through uncharted territory, leaving you feeling lost and overwhelmed.

Unfortunately, couples in same-sex marriages who are seeking a divorce may face other issues (that straight couples may not have) when deciding on alimony, property, and parental rights, as well as when the marriage actually started.

Family law matters can be overwhelming, but knowing the answers to some common questions can give you a better understanding of the legal process. This post will give you a good starting point.

Any time you relocate to another state, you face a lot of logistical challenges that require months of preparation, time, and budgeting for related expenses. However, when you attempt relocation after a divorce when you share children with your ex-spouse, you’ll be facing legal hurdles as well that must be addressed.

Anyone with kids knows that your obligations as a parent never really go away, they just change and adapt along with your child. And, even if you go through a divorce, you are still legally responsible for providing support for your child until they reach a certain age.

One of the undeniable truths about life is that you can always count on it to change. As life changes, your marriage will evolve and change, too. For one reason or many reasons, you may find yourself seeking a divorce later in life.