Part 2: Finding an attorney for your family law case
In Part 1: How to Find an Attorney for Your Family Law Case, we discussed the things that you need to do when you are planning for a divorce and whether you should work with
Category: Divorce
Rules for Surviving Divorce
Going through a divorce is hard, and it can leave you feeling confused and stressed. You might find yourself wondering what you should say, how to handle your finances, or how to protect your children.
Divorce Coaching and Why You Should Consider It
No one gets married expecting to get divorced. You start a marriage with hope, love, and plans for the future. However, people change, circumstances shift, and sometimes ending the marriage is the healthiest choice for
Should You and Your Ex Try Co-Parenting Counseling?
When a marriage ends, your role as a parent continues. Your children remain your top priority, but learning how to raise them with an ex-spouse is rarely easy. Even simple daily tasks can quickly lead
Should You Live Together During Divorce?
One of the questions that come up quite often when a couple is going through a divorce is whether they should continue living together pending the divorce. What should you do? When should you move
How Emotional Support Animals are Handled in Divorce
People love their pets and emotional support animals, and they often treat them like a part of the family. When going through a divorce, you must consider what happens to your pets and what they
What to Do About Spousal Spying
If you believe your spouse is spying on you, it is a serious situation that you need to address right away. Spying can take many forms, from checking your devices and accounts to placing GPS
What Is A Quitclaim Deed and When Should I Use It?
Quitclaim deeds are used to legally transfer real property rights to either another person or to a legal entity, such as a trust or a partnership. This is one of the common ways to transfer
What Can You Do About The Cost of Divorce?
You know that getting a divorce is the right choice for your life. You want to move forward. But when you start to think about how much a divorce costs, you might feel worried. You
Pros and Cons of Keeping the House in a Divorce
Divorce is full of strong feelings. It is easy to hold onto things you do not really need. Sometimes, keeping those things can hurt you later. You can keep your memories anywhere. Because of that, you should think twice before you try to keep the marital home during a split.