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Collaborative divorce can provide a way for couples to reach agreements on property division, child custody, support and other matters without the time, cost and stress of a litigated divorce. Unlike a mediated divorce, which some couples choose for these reasons,...
No one likes to think about the end of their marriage. Because partners are often in denial about the unhealthiness of their relationship, they sometimes say of divorce, “I never saw it coming.” The truth is, many of the red flags that point to a failing marriage are...
Even though divorce is a very common American experience, there is still a lot of confusion about it. Even in civilian divorces, the difference in rules from state to state can leave people uncertain about their rights and the steps they need to take to protect...
Fatherhood is an incredible experience that enriches both you and your children. It is mutually beneficial for father and child to have a deep, meaningful relationship. Establishing and asserting your paternal rights will let you become an important person for your...
Divorce is one of the most emotionally and financially impactful life events a person can have. Typically, they don’t choose to pair it with another significant change like getting a different job or pursuing a new career. However, some people do. Sometimes a...
Signing a prenuptial agreement before you walk down the aisle is fine. Many people even suggest it because prenups can save you a lot of trouble down the line. If you get divorced, you know that the prenup protects your assets and helps make many financial decisions...
One thing family courts in Florida excel at is providing help to families in need. Judges know that change can happen abruptly, leaving kids or spouses at risk of suffering hardships. Although the family courts’ first responsibility involves protecting the interests...
It is no surprise that many military marriages end in divorce. Maintaining a relationship is hard enough when you both have a stable life. If you are in the military, your life could change at a moment’s notice. If you decide to divorce, you need to deal with the...
A postnuptial agreement is essentially the same as a prenuptial agreement other than the fact that it happens after you take your vows. Postnuptial agreements are growing in popularity, but many people are confused about why they would be. To many, the idea of a...
Disagreements about the house are common during divorce. However, you don't have to fight with your spouse or even decide to split up your house. The two of you could potentially agree to retain joint ownership of your home as part of the property division process....