FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Navigating the legal process can be tasking, we are here to help.
When you have retained Nychuk & Company to advise you regarding on one or more of the following matters: (a) Family Law Matters; (b) Litigation; (c) Wills and Estates; (d) Criminal Law; (e) Real Estate; One or more of our lawyers will be working on your behalf, based on their hourly rate. Meet our team.
This is a question that you may be asking yourself if you or someone you know has been arrested or accused of any type of crime. You may wonder whether now is the time to involve legal counsel or whether you need a criminal lawyer at all. If you’re in doubt, it’s best to seek legal advice even if you end up not requiring a lawyer throughout the duration of the case. Learn more.
There is only one ground of divorce, marriage breakdown, which is proven usually by one year of separation. Adultery and cruelty are also available to prove marriage breakdown, but these are rarely used and usually for tactical purposes only. Learn more.
Either party can file for divorce at any time, even before physically separating, but the decree, except in rare cases (adultery and cruelty), will have to wait until there has been a separation of at least one year. Learn more.
Parents can use the guidelines to determine how much child support should be paid. They can agree on the amount themselves or with the help of a mediator or lawyer. If parents cannot agree on the amount of child support, it will be decided by the court according to the Federal Child Support Guidelines. Learn more.