by danr | Dec 21, 2020 | Rybar Law
The housing crisis that caused widespread foreclosures in the early 2010s is far behind us, and the risks of economic downfall because of a housing crash are gone…right? Well not so fast. Like dark skies and thunder that signal an oncoming storm, mortgage...
by danr | Dec 9, 2020 | Rybar Law
Many people know that child support is based on each spouse’s income. That would lead you to believe that in order to reduce a child support obligation or increase support (if you are the party that anticipates receiving child support), all you need to do is make less...
by danr | Nov 20, 2020 | Rybar Law
The real estate market has recovered from the housing crisis of the late 2000s (although we do not yet know how the economic downturn from COVID will affect the housing market). Still, with the housing market appearing somewhat stable, people are starting to look for...
by danr | Nov 12, 2020 | Rybar Law
Mask wearing and taking other precautions in the middle of the COVID crisis has become a political issue, especially in the middle of a political campaign. Many similar issues are creeping into courtrooms and family law cases. COVID-19 is shaping how courts view...
by danr | Oct 19, 2020 | News, Rybar Law
You see ads for them all the time. They are often promoted by celebrities. They are reverse mortgages, and there is a lot of debate over whether they are legitimate, or whether they take advantage of seniors. The truth is that there are arguments on both sides, and...
by danr | Oct 5, 2020 | News, Rybar Law
When you are divorcing and there are kids involved, you will have to fill out a parenting plan. That plan will include both the major decisions of shared custody and visitation—such as, obviously, where the kids are each night—but also the minor ones, which sometimes...
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