Category Archives: Divorce
What Do Divorce Lawyers Do, Exactly?
A majority of Americans believe that getting a divorce is not only preferable to staying in an unhappy marriage, but… Read More »
What Do Medical Experts Recommend in Terms of Parents Who Work in Hospitals and Contact with Their Children Right Now?
A number of doctors, first responders, and other healthcare workers who are divorced parents have been living on edge since… Read More »
How Will the Pandemic Change How Marital Assets Are Valued in Divorce?
We previously discussed why you need a valuation expert for a high asset divorce: Dividing up marital assets in divorce… Read More »
If I Am a Doctor or First Responder Fighting the Pandemic, Could I Lose Custody of My Kids?
The early days of the coronavirus pandemic here in the U.S. involved a significant amount of confusion for divorced parents… Read More »
How Does the Law Address a Pet Custody Battle in The Instance of Divorce?
TIME magazine recently featured an article on what a prominent part of the divorce process pet custody proceedings now play;… Read More »
Can Hostility Expressed Towards My Spouse Affect My Divorce and/or Custody Agreements?
We have discussed the steps you can take to try and keep your divorce as simple, straightforward, and stress-free as… Read More »
Do Real Estate Prices Changing Affect the Decision to Keep the House Post-Divorce?
One of the most important property division issues that we counsel our clients on when it comes to divorce is… Read More »
What Is the Most Common Reason the Millennial Generation Favors Prenups, If Not to Protect Their Wealth?
We’ve previously discussed some of the most damaging myths about prenuptial agreements that everyone should abandon for their own sake—that… Read More »
What Do I Do If My Spouse’s Divorce Attorney Serves Me with A Deposition Notice?
When you are in the process of going through a divorce, you may have to go through a deposition. Lawyers… Read More »
What Are Some Recommended Coping Strategies for Handling the Holidays After Divorce?
We’ve previously discussed planning for the holidays when it comes to ensuring that you stick to timesharing agreements and parenting… Read More »
