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 My Ex-Wife Get My VA Disability?Can You Get Married Without Being Baptized?What Age Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With in KY?What Is the Legal Definition of a Parent or Guardian?Am I Legally Responsible for My Sister?How Does Custody Work if Parents Live in Different States?What Is the Maximum Age to Be Adopted?How to Get a Father's Name on a Birth CertificateCell Phone Accounts During Divorce: What You Need to KnowAt What Age Can You Get Emancipated From Your Parents?Where Can I Find My Participant ID Number for Child Support?Is a Spouse Entitled to Any Part of a Lawsuit Settlement?Can You Photocopy a Birth Certificate? What You Need to KnowAt What Age Can a Child Decide to Refuse Visitation?How Do You Divorce an Immigrant Spouse?Can You Be Married in Two Different Countries at the Same Time?Where to Get Legal Capacity to Marry in the Philippines?Marriage, Guardianship, and Legal Rights ExplainedWhat Is the Average Alimony Payment in the US?How to Legally Get Married in the USIf I Marry Someone With Tax Debt, Does It Become Mine?What Happens to a QDRO If My Ex-Spouse Dies?Marriage Equality Act 2015: The Supreme Court DecisionLegal Rights and Responsibilities Involving a Brother-in-LawWho Claims a Child on Taxes if Unmarried?How Long Do You Have to Be Married to Get Half of a 401k?SSDI Auxiliary Benefits Back Pay: How It Works and What to ExpectWhat Happens to a Joint Bank Account After Divorce?Can I Remove My Spouse From My Health Insurance?How Long Does a Child Protective Services (CPS) Case Last?