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Top DC Divorce Attorney

Email: Email Business
Payment method: check
Neighborhoods: Dupont Circle, Northwest Washington
Languages: English, Spanish
Other Link: http://www.reginademeo.com
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Phone: (240) 621-0559

Address: 1666 Connecticut Ave NW Ste 250, Washington, DC 20009

Website: http://www.reginademeo.com

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Divorce
Mediation and Collaborative Divorce techniques are used to promote settlements outside of court. Alternative methods of dispute resolution help 85% of couples avoid a contested court case, thus minimizing legal fees. Using joint experts when needed, such as child specialists, appraisers or valuation experts, is part of the Integrative Law approach that promotes the family’s overall well-being.
Child Support
Minor children need to be financially supported by both parents. Each state has its own formula for calculating support. In Maryland and DC, both parents will need to exchange (1) income information, (2) the cost of health care for the child and (3) daycare or after-care expenses, so that the child support calculations can be prepared. The D.C. government provides a helpful on-line tool Child Support Guideline Calculator.
Child Custody and Visitation
Another common issue in divorce cases is child custody and support. If you have children, you will need to establish a custody and support arrangement that is in the best interests of the child. This can be a difficult process, and having a divorce lawyer by your side can be invaluable.
Premarital Agreement
Regina has written and lectured extensively on the importance of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, not just for second marriages or those with significant assets. Financial security is a common goal shared by many, and those entering into a committed partnership need to be able to have candid discussions about money, along with a plan to minimize uncertainty and chaos in the event of a separation or divorce.
Spousal Support
Alimony, also referred to as spousal support, is sometimes requested in a divorce either for a short-term, such as two years, until a party can be reasonably expected to be self-supporting, or for an indefinite time, which can continue until either party dies or the recipient remarries. The latter option is most often considered in long term marriages where there is an unconscionable disparity in incomes.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
On this episode of Compelling Conversations – where law meets business, Dara Rosenbaum talks with Matrimonial Attorney & Mediator Regina DeMeo about prenups, postnups, and how business owners, partners and members can protect themselves and their companies in the event of a divorce. The connection between business law and matrimonial law may not be immediately apparent to some viewers and listeners before listening to Regina. She clearly explains the ways in which entrepreneurs and business owners can best protect themselves and their privacy in the context of a divorce.

Trusts and Estates

Power of Attorney
What happens in the event of an illness, death or a separation ? These are admittedly not pleasant topics to discuss, but you do need to plan ahead in the event someone gets sick– the only way your partner can freely talk to health care providers is if s/he is listed a your health care power of attorney. And in the event of death, the only way to ensure your partner gets anything is either by naming them in your will or a life insurance policy. Finally, if you need to part ways, it would be very helpful to already have a cohabitation agreement in place (this is similar to a prenup) that outlines how you will untangle your joint assets and liabilities.

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