Divorce

Starting in January and continuing through March, attorneys see an uptick in the occurrence of divorce filings. Perhaps the holiday season pushed you to a final breaking point, or you were holding out on making a final decision for a couple of months until after the holidays passed. If divorce is unavoidable and you find […]

New year, new relationship status? If so, you’re not alone. Divorce filings tend to spike in January, leaving many with New Year’s blues. But, the new year is meant to be a time of resolutions. Applying these self-care resolutions might help you heal from your divorce and come out better for it on the other side.

Separating a shared house, children, bank accounts and pets is challenging enough. If you’ve got your own business, a divorce can take a huge piece of it. Here are the first three steps that determine how a small business will be handled in a divorce. Classifying your business as property Generally, couples are encouraged to

Divorce is a huge and complex legal process. Searching for resources can bring hundreds of thousands of results that help you understand property division, child custody arrangements, how to co-parent and more. But, the first step before delving into all this is to know how to file for the divorce to get the wheels turning on this process. Here

Money can be tight during a divorce. Maybe you or your soon-to-be ex moved out of the marital home, and you are struggling to pay all the bills on your own. Or perhaps you are concerned about setting aside money for an attorney. You could also be worried that your former spouse will try to

It’s difficult for most people to work through divorce with their ex-spouse. Whether the separation has you feeling resentful, heart-broken, relieved or all of the above, it’s easy for these emotions to permeate negotiations — oftentimes making agreements more difficult to reach. Choosing to work through your divorce by using the mediation method can be