“Can I divorce my disabled spouse?” is a question we hear more often than people expect — and the short answer is yes. A spouse’s disability, on its own, is…
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Substance abuse and custody cases are some of the hardest matters we handle at Jacobson Family Law — not because the law is unclear, but because the stakes are so…
Dropping kids off at college is one of those milestones that sneaks up on every parent — one minute you’re signing permission slips for a field trip, and the next…
Back-to-school season brings a lot of emotions for any family. For co-parents navigating two households, it can also bring a fresh round of logistical headaches — and sometimes, conflict. Who…
You and your co-parent live in different states. Or maybe you recently moved — or are thinking about it. One of the most common questions we hear from clients navigating…
You’ve spent 18 years as your child’s protector — making medical decisions, managing finances, and advocating on their behalf at every turn. Then they turn 18, head off to college,…
Divorce marks the end of one chapter — but life keeps moving. A new job opportunity. A family support system in another state. A fresh start in a different city….
When parents separate or divorce, one of the most critical decisions they face is determining a custody schedule that works for their children. A custody schedule — sometimes called a…
A child support order reflects your family’s circumstances at one moment in time — but life rarely stands still. Jobs change. Children grow. Custody schedules shift. What made sense when…
When most people picture divorce, they picture conflict: courtrooms, raised voices, expensive attorneys arguing across a table, and a judge who has never met your family making decisions about your…