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In the United States, approximately 2.9 divorces occur out of a population of 1,000. In each divorce, couples must make a choice between pursuing a do-it-yourself (DIY) divorce or hiring an attorney. Which one is the best route to take? DIY Divorce M...
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Divorce is hard, and often involves bitterness, anger and pain. Sometimes, the stress of the legal process mixed with these feelings results in negative behaviors that can greatly impact divorce proceedings. It’s critical for both you and your spou...
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Few life events are more stressful than going through a divorce. Everything you knew is suddenly changed. Knowing how to take care of yourself during this period can make all the difference in the outcome. Stay Healthy Your health is critical for suc...
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If you’re going through a divorce, a lot is changing in your life. Your romantic relationship may be over; but, if you have children, your parenting relationship continues. Redefining your relationship to your co-parent is a difficult and emotional...
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As you negotiate the division of your assets during your divorce, it’s important to consider health insurance for your children. Your child will need protection should an accident or health condition occur. It is both you and your spouse’s respon...
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If you have a partner who brought a child or children from a previous relationship into your marriage, it’s quite likely that you grew close those kids during your marriage. Now that you’re facing divorce, there’s no surprise that you’re wond...
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Are you considering a divorce? Both mediation and litigation are methods used to pursue a divorce. But, which one is right for you? Litigation vs. Mediation: What Does It All Mean? Litigation, the most commonly known legal process, involves typical...
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One of the most contentious issues during divorce involves child custody. Even if you feel it’s clearly the best choice for your children to primarily stay with you, you’ll need to prove it in court. 5 Tips to Follow When Fighting for Child Cust...
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Divorce is very common within the United States, affecting many families with children. Approximately 50% of American children will witness the breakup of a parent’s marriage. During this time, many changes may occur, including changes in child cus...
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Some divorces, such as those involving no assets or children, can be settled without moving forward with court. But, for divorces that include custody concerns, allocation of large assets or the need for child support, evidence shown in court is crit...
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