When facing divorce, many people imagine a courtroom, a judge and two angry spouses. The notion of going to trial can be such an intimidating thought that an already stressful situation becomes infinitely more stressful. Mediation is often a comforting alternative....
Mediating Conflict,
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Month: May 2016
Children, money among the most important issues dealt with in divorce
In divorce, it is important to work with an experienced advocate who understands your specific needs and who will advocate for your interests rather than simply push you through the process and resolve the case as quickly as possible. A zealous advocate will be sure...
Three things even the happily married should know about divorce
It may not happen to you, but it has likely happened to a friend or loved one. Divorce is a common part of our culture. Almost fifty percent of marriages end in divorce. As a result, whether you are considering divorce yourself or happily married and want to be there...
Should I keep a family home after a divorce?
If you're like most people, the word home is likely to stir up many strong emotions. A home is a sort of haven where you can be yourself while surrounded by the people and things that make you feel happy and comfortable. A home may also be the place where your...
Work with experienced legal counsel to navigate parenting plan issues
As vacation season swiftly approaches, many families are starting to think about how they will be spending their summer weekends and time off. For divorced couples, there may be a certain amount of anxiety over how the summer season will work out.Coordinating...
Protect yourself from asset fraud in prenuptial agreement negotiations
In recent posts, we've been discussing the issue of hiding assets from a spouse in divorce. As we' pointed out, forensic accounting can be a critical tool in tracking down hidden assets and holding a dishonest spouse accountable and ensuring a fair division of assets....