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Going through a custody dispute can be a stressful and emotional experience. Sometimes, you may consider recording interactions with your ex-partner to document behavior or gather evidence. However, the legality

We’ve all experienced voicemail and used our phones to capture memories with friends and family. It’s become second nature. However, when it comes to using these recordings in a family

If domestic violence or drug/alcohol abuse is alleged, amended Family Code Section 3011(a) requires courts to consider virtual visitation and grant unsupervised visitation only if the court finds that such

As of September 1, 2024, significant amendments have been made to Family Code Sections 4062 and 4063, impacting how childcare expenses related to work are handled within family law. These

At The Law Office of Alexandra McIntosh, we are committed to staying updated with the latest legal developments that affect our clients’ cases.

There is little that isn’t difficult when it comes to ending a long-term relationship. There are things that you can do to make the process easier, whether it’s relieving pressure

When you are in the middle of a divorce and children are involved, you have to prioritize their needs. Even when the divorce is highly contentious, it will make it easier

According to the CDC, there are over 800,000 divorces in the United States each year. A divorce involves many emotions, from anger to grief. The better prepared you are, the

If you are getting a divorce, you automatically pay alimony (or receive spousal support), right?​​Not quite. There are a lot of misconceptions and myths floating around about alimony. Going into