Written by attorney Kenneth Keith, 8 months ago. STAFF PICK
Preparation is the key to get ready for everytrhing in life, so is it also with divorce. So many times one of the first things we hear from potential clients is "I have no idea where to start". This... more
Written by attorney Jane Freidson, almost 5 years ago. STAFF PICK
Make Sure You and Your Partner Are in Full Agreement about Everything, Including Grounds for Divorce. Both you and your partner will have to sign the divorce papers, so if you have no agreement, you... more
Written by attorney Maria Katsouli, about 4 years ago. STAFF PICK
What is Collaborative Law?. Collaborative law is a method of alternative dispute resolution. The process operates under the principle that parties to a dispute settle their differences... more
Written by attorney Howard Lewis, about 3 years ago. STAFF PICK
If you know youre going to be getting a divorce soon, then you may want to start tracking marital finances. Not only is this necessary to your divorce, its also a prudent measure to take so you can... more
Written by attorney Adam Brittle, 8 months ago. STAFF PICK
Divorce and family law issues touch on the things most important to us - our families. Family law issues can be emotional, confusing, and frustrating. Clients need to choose an attorney who will... more
Written by attorney Howard Lewis, about 3 years ago. STAFF PICK
Ideally, both parties in a divorce are satisfied with the terms of their final divorce decree. Unfortunately, this is not always the case, especially in a contentious divorce. When one party believes... more
Written by Avvo Staff, almost 5 years ago. STAFF PICK
A divorce settlement is the final legal agreement between a husband and wife that documents the terms of the divorce. Once the divorce settlement is signed by both spouses and accepted as fair and... more
Written by attorney Monica Donaldson Stewart, almost 4 years ago. STAFF PICK
Prepare a list of questions in advance.. Before your appointment, prepare a list of questions regarding your situation. The most frequently asked questions we encounter are 1) How long will this... more
Written by attorney Natalie Rasmussen, almost 3 years ago. STAFF PICK
Divorce Today. In most cases Divorce is granted on a “no-fault” basis. This means that a divorce will be granted if only one party wants the divorce, and without regard to who may be at fault in... more
Written by attorney Diana Powell, over 2 years ago. STAFF PICK
Often, during a divorce, common sense business owners lose perspective and effectively trash a valuable asset due to lack of mutual respect and responsibility. Early in your divorce process,... more
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