Family Law Reviewer

Christopher Sawyer

Christopher Sawyer is a seasoned family law expert with a unique blend of legal and psychological expertise. He has reviewed and edited numerous family law publications and is known for his in-depth knowledge of prenuptial agreements, spousal support, and other family law areas. As Lead Family Law Reviewer, Christopher ensures the quality and accuracy of our family law content.

Credentials

Lead Family Law Reviewer

22+ yearsPrenuptial AgreementsSpousal Support

Reviewed posts

Articles reviewed by Christopher Sawyer

Can You Live Alone at 16 With Parental Permission?Are Polyamorous Relationships Legal in the United States?What Is the Legal Definition of a Paramour?Can I Add a Middle Name to My Child's Birth Certificate?What's a Mother-in-Law and Her Role in Family Law?Can One Parent Apply for a Child's Passport?Do Grandparents Get Money for Adopting Their Grandchildren?Murdoch vs Murdoch: A High-Profile Divorce CaseWhat Are Considered Unsuitable Living Conditions for a Child?Can You Be Married Spiritually But Not Legally?How to Get a Passport for a Child Without the FatherIs a Pregnant Minor Considered Emancipated?What to Expect in a Divorce After 20 Years of MarriageHow to Legally Stop Spouse From Spending MoneyCommon Law Marriage Length: Is There a Time Requirement?Does Child Support Count as Income When Buying a House?What Qualifies as a Change of Circumstances in Court?NJ Firearm Transfer to Family: Rules and RequirementsWho Pays for Childcare When Separated?Is a Spouse Entitled to 401k in Divorce?Brackeen v. Bernhardt: Supreme Court Decision on ICWAHow to File a Petition for Custody Without a LawyerDissolution vs. Divorce: What's the Difference?How to Get Custody of a Grandchild: Legal Steps and ConsiderationsWhat Age Can You Legally Leave a Child Home Alone Overnight?How to Calculate Buying Someone Out of a House in CanadaBaker v. Nelson: Case Summary and Legal PrecedentCan Someone Who Is Not the Biological Father Sign the Birth Certificate?Jordan vs Jordan: The Postnuptial Agreement and DivorceDo You Have to Do a Blood Test to Get Married?