A Focused Approach To Divorce And Family Law
It is certainly true that most people have a reason why they want to get divorced. Maybe their spouse was unfaithful to the marriage, or maybe abuse has taken place within the home. Each case is unique, but there is something that causes the couple to move toward...
In recent years, celebrations of divorce have become increasingly popular. Divorce parties, photoshoots, vacations and more have become an acceptable and even expected way for people to recognize and appreciate the new beginning a divorce can inspire. “Divorce...
Gray divorce, a term coined for divorces among couples 50 years and above, has become increasingly common in recent years. While divorce in any age group can be challenging, gray divorce comes with a unique set of complexities and reasons. Below are some primary...
If you’re preparing to divorce and you have a job where you need to go in to work and be around colleagues all day, it’s important to give some thought to whether to tell them and how much to share if you do. It’s also crucial to make a plan so that your divorce has...
You probably expect your divorce to be expensive, but you may have a little “sticker shock” once you actually start to tally things up. That’s usually because people only calculate the cost of filing fees and retainers into their original cost estimates. They aren’t...
Deciding how to best handle the marital home in divorce can be very challenging. There is the emotional attachment to consider, and legal and financial ramifications must also inform your ultimate decision. It's essential to understand the pros and cons between...
Many married couples have at least one shared credit card. If you are divorcing, it becomes one more thing to add to your list of issues to sort out. So what are your options? If you can afford to pay the credit card off from a joint bank account, then agreeing to do...
Virtually every divorce involves some conflict. Even if you and your spouse both agree that it's time to end your marriage, the two of you are likely not over the emotional impact of the issues behind that decision. You also might disagree who is most to blame. Plus,...
Married spouses share everything, but divorced or divorcing spouses typically do not. In Nebraska, any couples preparing for dissolution who do not already have a marital agreement about dividing their property will need to either negotiate a settlement with one...
Pet ownership is very common in the United States, and many married couples will get a pet soon after they tie the knot. Many of these couples essentially see pets as their children or a part of their family. This can complicate things if you and your spouse decide to...