Generally No. Of course this answer is dependent upon whether or not you entered into an agreed upon settlement contract. If you and your spouse reached an agreement and that agreement was memorialized into a contract that was then approved by the Court, (often referred to as a Martial Settlement Contract) the short answer is…
The decision to divorce isn’t always cut and dry. While, in some cases, divorce is the best course of action, it remains a difficult decision. Only you know what is in your heart and the best way forward for you and your family. If you’re considering divorce, the following signs may help make your decision…
Contempt is a tool used by attorneys and Family Courts to compel parties to comply with previous court orders. This gives the court power to enforce Orders and Judgments granted during divorce and custody proceedings. Someone who violates or disobeys a court order, risks being held in contempt by the court. This can happen when…
If you’re facing divorce as a Rhode Island resident, you’ll need to be well versed on your rights and options regarding health insurance. Generally, one spouse can’t remove their partner from a shared health insurance plan until the divorce is final. However, what happens following the Final Judgment of Divorce is a different story. While…