Divorce and other family law issues can be difficult to tackle, but Shane Kersh of Kersh Family Law is making these matters easier to navigate thanks to his new microsite, which he has filled with complimentary family law advice.
The microsite, Shane Kersh: Family Law, is a comprehensive resource dedicated to providing guidance on divorce, alimony, child custody, child support, asset distribution, and even domestic partnership dissolution.
The website also offers help to those dealing with Child Protective Services. It is continually updated with the latest information on even the most complex divorce matters.
For instance, through the website’s blog, readers can learn about how the marital dissolution process can impact a person’s finances.
In addition, you can learn about some of the most commonly made mistakes in child custody cases, as well as how to avoid these costly mistakes.
Readers can learn about the process of creating a prenuptial agreement, an agreement that is created and signed before two people get married. This type of contract can help people to protect their individual property, or separate property, in the event that they ever get divorced.
Kersh shares insights into divorce and other family legal matters based on his experience as a Texas-licensed attorney. However, he also provides input based on his own personal divorce situation. Kersh said he understands firsthand how divorce can impact the entire family. It is for this reason that he is passionate about offering free divorce help through this microsite.
In his practice, Kersh has developed a reputation for offering personalized and compassionate council that enables his clients in Texas to reach favorable conclusions each time. In the same manner, Kersh’s goal with the website is to help people all over the United States to make their family law processes relatively smooth and achieve the most satisfactory outcomes possible.
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