Allegations of driving under the influence in Delaware can trigger fast, expensive and life changing consequences. Delaware uses a .08% BAC threshold for most adult drivers but lower limits apply for commercial and underage drivers. Penalties can be severe and depend...
Wilmington Delaware Family Law Blog
What do I need to know about DUI penalties in Delaware?
What if your spouse hides assets in Delaware divorce?
Divorce in Delaware depends on honest financial disclosure. If your spouse hides assets, it can distort property division and lead to serious court penalties. Why disclosure matters under Delaware law Delaware follows equitable distribution. A judge divides marital...
How can an underage DUI affect a college student’s future?
College life brings many new freedoms and social activities. But for students at the University of Delaware and elsewhere, one poor decision can put everything at risk. Delaware has a zero-tolerance law for drivers under 21, making it illegal to drive after consuming...
Hidden assets can influence property division during divorce
Divorce requires that people who have shared their lives find ways to separate them. That process requires an understanding of shared assets and potentially lengthy negotiations. When spouses can't cooperate, they generally need to litigate. They ask a judge to apply...
Support and co-parenting after divorce in Wilmington
Divorce is typically full of changes and challenges, especially when there are children involved. Being responsible for parenting and support duties after being separated is all about being consistent and clear. This blog provides you with helpful tips to keep you...
3 ways drivers can potentially defeat DUI charges
It is illegal to drive if a motorist knows that they are under the influence of drugs or have consumed too much alcohol. People who acknowledge their impaired abilities should not get behind the wheel of a motor vehicle. The state can also pursue driving under the...
How can custody be modified when a parent needs to relocate?
When a parent needs to relocate, modifying an existing child custody arrangement can become necessary. Moving can impact the child’s routine and relationship with both parents, which is why courts consider a relocation request carefully. Understanding the steps to...
What do Delaware’s equitable distribution laws mean for you?
Delaware follows the principle of equitable distribution when dividing marital property during a divorce. This approach means that the court divides assets and debts fairly but not necessarily equally. Understanding how Delaware’s equitable distribution laws work can...
How does the court determine child support?
Child support ensures that children receive financial support from both parents, even if the parents are not together. In Delaware, the court uses specific guidelines to determine the amount of child support. The process involves several steps to ensure that the...
Untangling marital assets: Five things every couple should know
Whether trying to get through emotional outbursts or dealing with the silent treatment, those who are going through a divorce often need to push past their frustrations to deal with the logistics of the legal process. There are various tools to help you get through...