Annulments: What You Should Know About Them and How They Work

Marriage can be a beautiful thing. It can make way for love, an adoring family, a warm future in a cozy home and everything else in between. Unfortunately, there are times in which a marriage simply doesn’t work out. They’re unfortunate, but they do happen often. If this is the case with your union, the seasoned attorneys at Barrera, Sanchez... Read More

Difficult Decisions: How Child Custody is Usually Handled

For married couples considering or currently going through a divorce, many questions and fears will undoubtedly come up. Who will the house go to? What about the cars, bank accounts and even debt? There’s a lot to process during a divorce, but perhaps the most important factor is child custody. If you and your spouse have children, then deciding who... Read More

Spousal Support: What You Should Know About This Very Serious Topic

Divorcing can be one of the most emotionally and financially exhausting experiences anyone can ever go through. Now, imagine the possibility of having to pay spousal support. It may not be a topic that many want to talk about. To help keep you at ease, let’s alleviate some misconceptions about the possibility of having to pay spousal support. Contact our... Read More

5 Things That You Should Do Before Filing for a Divorce

Deciding that a divorce is the best outcome for your troubled marriage can easily be one of the hardest and most emotionally-draining experiences that a couple can go through. What’s also important to know is that divorces don’t always just affect a couple. It can also completely change the lives of your children and even extended relatives. Let’s talk about... Read More

The Importance of Fulfilling Your Child Support Obligation

Paying child support can be a headache or a breezy process depending on the state of mind you approach it with. While each state has its set of rules concerning child support obligations, there are some principles you can follow to maintain a cool head on your shoulders. Our child support lawyers can help you navigate this tricky process and... Read More

A Peaceful Resolution: Avoiding Conflict During Child Custody Proceedings

Sharing child custody with a former spouse isn’t easy. Between coordinating who has the child or children during a certain holiday, shuffling house schedules and trying to figure out next week's plans, the process can be challenging to say the least. When both parents work together, cooperate and are respectful of one another, however, children are more likely to transition... Read More

Why it Makes Perfect Sense for You and Your Spouse to Sign a Prenuptial Agreement

Deciding to marry will undoubtedly be one of the most important choices most will ever make in their lifetime. There are many factors that can play into this type of union, such as debating whether or not to incorporate a prenuptial agreement, also known as a prenup. These contracts can prevent a lot of headaches should a couple decide to... Read More

4 Benefits of a Prenuptial Agreement That You and Your Future Spouse Should Consider

If there’s one thing most newlyweds don’t know, it’s that divorce can be expensive should their marriage fail. We know that mentioning prenuptial agreements when a marriage is about to happen might seem troubling, but there are quite a few benefits of sitting down with your partner to discuss an agreement that could save you headaches and heartaches if a... Read More

8 Reasons to Create an Estate Plan Today

Many people believe the misconception that estate plans are reserved for the elderly or wealthy. Regardless of age or net worth, there are many benefits in starting one today. Having a plan for your real estate, savings and other assets after you die is not something most want to think about, but estate planning is very important, and we want... Read More

Important Factors to Remember When Considering a Prenuptial Agreement

Prenuptial agreements are one of the most important legal documents to safeguard your financial future before marrying. While many might agree that they’re not for everyone, each person is unique and should base their decision on their unique circumstances. The biggest misconception about prenups is that they foretell with certainty that a marriage will fail. This is completely untrue. If... Read More