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Services/Products: Custody Restraining Orders Visitation
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Neighborhood: Downtown Providence
Categories: Child Custody Attorneys, Administrative & Governmental Law Attorneys, Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, Military & Veterans Law Attorneys

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Phone: (401) 519-5156

Address: 55 Pine St, Providence, RI 02903

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Divorce
If you are interested in an uncontested divorce in RI, your goal may be to complete the process quickly and end your relationship amicably. Perhaps you and your spouse have no children or substantial assets. Or maybe you have a large family and a complex estate, but feel that you can reach an agreement on all terms.
Child Support
When your ex stops paying child support for an unexcused reason, it puts you and your child in an unfair financial situation. Thankfully, the Rhode Island Office of Child Support Services (OCSS) allows you to enforce your child support order through a variety of methods. In fact, the OCSS has the authority to begin taking child support enforcement steps automatically when a child support payment becomes delinquent.
Child Custody and Visitation
Moyer Law, PC strives to make family law processes as easy as possible for our clients. Whether you are navigating a divorce or negotiating a child custody agreement, we offer plenty of resources that can provide educational information and additional assistance.
Adoption
Paternity
Establishing paternity is a means of proving that someone is the biological father of a child. It is important to establish paternity because, in Rhode Island, biological fathers have certain rights and responsibilities. If you need help establishing the paternity of your child, or wish to contest it, let the Rhode Island paternity lawyers from Moyer Law, PC assist you.
Premarital Agreement
Although marriage is about everlasting love, there are several obstacles married couples must face that are both expected and unexpected. While many people believe a prenuptial agreement, or "prenup," may predispose couples to divorce or weaken their marriage, it can actually help them determine each spouseâ€™s rights and responsibilities in the marriage and avoid arguments. In this way, a prenup can actually strengthen a marriage.
Spousal Support
Filing for divorce is no easy task, both emotionally and financially. Based on the particular dynamics of your family situation, you may be in the position of seeking or providing alimony (also known as spousal support) in RI.
Legal Separation
A legal separation is when a married couple decides to live apart but stay married. This gives them the opportunity to work out their differences. They can then move back in together or decide to go forward with divorce. In the meantime, they will still need to work out parenting time (if they have children), property and asset division, and any other issues that arise when a married couple chooses to live apart.
Child Abuse

Sex Crimes
Obtained dismissal of false allegations by DCYF against father accused of sexual assault after nearly a year of complex litigation. Used key evidence to discredit accuser.
Restraining Order
Temporary issues: Often, you will need to deal with issues such as placement of children, support, restraining orders, and use of assets (who lives in the home) prior to the final hearing on divorce. These are â€œtemporaryâ€ issues.

Personal Injury
Divorce can be a complex legal process and, much like in a personal injury or criminal case, expert witness testimony is necessary for resolving disputes. A vast range of experts, such as child psychologists or accountants, can have a profound impact on the outcome of a divorce settlement. Therefore, it is crucial to work with a law firm that has access to these invaluable resources, so you can have the best possible chance of success.

Foreclosure
Real Estate: Do you need deeds for house transfers? Is there a foreclosure, refinance, or sale of the real estate? These issues can complicate an otherwise simple divorce process.

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