One of the most common questions among divorcing couples going through mediation is how long it will take to resolve their divorce. The answer is not straightforward, as the timeline can vary widely based on several key factors. Understanding these factors can help...
Many people enter divorce proceedings with preconceived notions about alimony, perhaps influenced by rumors, media portrayals or outdated information. This can lead to unrealistic expectations and misguided beliefs about how alimony actually works. Separating fact...
Some assets are easy for people to address when they divorce. They may belong to one spouse, and the other may have no interest in them. Some couples have already made arrangements for certain resources by signing prenuptial or postnuptial agreements. Other assets can...
Prenuptial agreements can be a very important form of protection for those beginning a marriage. By reaching certain agreements before formally entering matrimony, spouses protect themselves from scenarios in which they may have messy, expensive divorces. They can...
Divorce is rarely an easy decision. Spouses may have been together for a number of years, and they might have children together. Divorce can also significantly change the financial standing of each spouse. Nonetheless, divorce is often for the best and there are ways...
You do not necessarily have to litigate a divorce. You can also use mediation. You and your spouse will typically work together with the mediator, who helps guide the legal process – such as informing you about your child custody options or what state loss says about...
Relocating after a divorce is a significant life change that can be particularly challenging when children are involved. Balancing your own needs with the well-being of your children requires careful planning and legal guidance. Understanding the legal framework New...
Divorce mediation is an alternative dispute resolution process. Couples who attend mediation have an opportunity to pursue an uncontested divorce filing. Provided that they reach an agreement about how to handle the various issues in their divorce, they can set their...
You and your soon-to-be ex may not have agreed on much lately. However, you likely agree that you want your child to have the best education you can give them. Unfortunately, college savings, in whatever form it takes, sometimes ends up being simply another asset...
Some people blame financial stress for ending their marriage, and they essentially think that they would’ve stayed married if they were wealthier. Maybe they lost their job and couldn’t make ends meet, so their spouse left them to seek a new relationship. This seems...