Did you know that social media has the power to drastically affect a couple’s marriage? It can easily become a catalyst for contention and, in some cases, can even lead to divorce down the road. And the negative affect of social media doesn’t stop there. It can also cause additional problems during a divorce…. Read more »
The Tax Cut and Reform Bill Changes how Alimony, or Spousal Support, is treated. When President Trump signed the Tax Cut and Reform Bill on December 22, 2017, he effectively made the biggest tax overhaul since 1986. All Americans can expect to see changes to their taxes, but those who are getting divorced or… Read more »
What do you Need to Discuss to Adequately Prepare for Co-Parenting? Separated and divorced parents face complex, and long lasting, challenges. The type of parenting that occurs after a divorce will vary based on the situation and how well the parents get along. Regardless of the situation parents should strive to make every decision… Read more »
Let’s face it. We’re often not at our best when we visit an attorney. Whether it’s a divorce, custody battle, or personal injury, we don’t call an attorney when we’re having a great day. The client concierge at Stanley-Wallace Law exists to make your experience easier, no matter why you are calling for a lawyer…. Read more »
Rebecca Jarrell: Our New Client Concierge. Please join all of us at Stanley-Wallace Law in welcoming Rebecca Jarrell to her job as our new client concierge! Rebecca will be replacing Lyndsey, who is moving to Japan with her husband. We’ll all miss Lyndsey, but Rebecca has been training with her side-by-side, and she is… Read more »
Stanley-Wallace Law is excited to announce that as of June 1st, 2018, we have moved Old Town Slidell! That’s right! Our office will is now located in the old Whitney Building, at 2065 First Street, Suite 102. We’ll be joining neighbors Pontchartrain Investments, who will occupy the rest of the building shortly. We hope you… Read more »
When should you seek judicial intervention? The love between a child and a grandparent is unique. Many have experienced it first-hand. Unfortunately, this bond can be heavily strained when the child’s parents go through a divorce or are somehow unfit to raise the child. In some cases, it may prevent the grandparent from spending any time with… Read more »
Dear Friends and Clients, It is with excitement, but certainly some sadness that I announce that my husband and I are moving to Japan. This will be the start of a great adventure for us, but unfortunately, it means I have to leave our fantastic Stanley-Wallace Law family. I have treasured the relationships I… Read more »
Do you have a will? Have you ever thought about having one created? Did you decide you don’t need one? Or is it just another task on your to-do list that never actually gets completed? If you have decided that a will is not necessary in your situation or if you always meant to have… Read more »
