When a couple gets divorced, it’s because they have reached a point where staying together is simply no longer an option. However, when we study divorce-related trends, we notice that divorce very often spikes in the months of March and August, and then drops off by the time December rolls around. There are several potential […]
Read MoreWhen people get divorced, their emotional stress is very often compounded by the stress brought about by the legal and financial aspects of divorce as well. Many couples fear the process known as “equitable distribution,” which simple refers to a fair and just division of your marital assets, in the eyes of the courts. Generally, […]
Read MoreChild support is often one of the most hotly-contested divorce issues. While many former spouses breathe a sigh of relief when their divorce is finalized, the fact of the matter is, life changes. This is why many parents will request a change in child support obligations to better reflect a significant change in their own […]
Read MoreDivorce is a complicated process. Unfortunately, while you may feel like you need time off to focus on yourself, you must force yourself to get down to business. The sooner you take care of your divorce, the better. Thankfully, our firm is here to help you along the way. If you are you are ready […]
Read MoreDivorce is one of the most challenging processes a person can endure. Not only does divorce have an obvious emotional impact on both you and your children, but it also may carry serious financial implications as well. That being said, if your divorce falls into litigation and your assets are at stake, there are several […]
Read MoreIf you are getting divorced, you are most likely very concerned about what is going to happen with your assets. Oftentimes, emotional stress is compounded by financial stress in divorces, and if you or your spouse is a high net individual, you may have even more to worry about going forward. If you are getting […]
Read MoreAs a caring father, it is only natural you should want to gain custody of your child following a divorce. Unfortunately, there is a common belief that courts are biased towards women when determining child custody. However, in today’s day and age, the courts are required to make their decision in an unbiased, level-headed manner. […]
Read MoreOne of the most contested issues in all divorce is child custody. Generally, both parents feel they are entitled to equal, if not more, parenting time, though the courts may not necessarily see eye-to-eye with the child’s parents. If you are getting a divorce and are concerned about the potential outcome of your child custody […]
Read MoreOne of the most challenging parts of a divorce is the stress each spouse feels regarding their financial situation. When spouses divorce, they very often worry about what will happen with all their hard-earned assets. It is not uncommon for spouses to disagree on the terms of their divorce, though when this happens, both of […]
Read MoreWhen couples get divorced, one or both spouses may believe they are entitled to alimony payments, which are also known as “spousal support” payments. Oftentimes, alongside child custody and child support, spousal support payments are among the most contested divorce issues. Generally, one party will believe they deserve more support than the other party is […]
Read MoreIf you are ready to file for divorce, you are most likely navigating through an emotionally complex point in your life. This is to be expected. Furthermore, if your spouse wronged you in some way, nobody would blame you for wanting to mention it in court. It hurts when somebody wrongs you, especially if you […]
Read MoreSome people spend months planning for their marriage. Marriage is a beautiful thing, and it is a big step in our lives. However, divorce is also a huge step, which is why you should consider taking some time to plan for it as well. Divorce is something that nobody ever wants to go through, but […]
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