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Should I Keep The House For My Kids During Divorce
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Should I Keep The House For My Kids During Divorce?

Moving Out with Children Post-Divorce In some cases, keeping the family home after divorce is not the best option for either of the spouses or the children. When this is the situation, custodial parents often need to find a new home for them and their children to live. Leaving a...
Posted On 29 May 2017
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Child Custody During Divorce
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Child Custody During Divorce

Spouses must deal with many issues when they get divorced but few have the potential to be as contentious as child custody does. Child custody during divorce is one of the most stressful times in a persons life. If a parent does not try to get parental rights, he or she will have...
Posted On 14 May 2017
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Military Divorce Help
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Divorce in the Military

What You Should Know About Military Divorces Military divorces are no more complicated than civilian ones, but there are some rules and requirements that apply to service men and women and their spouses when they decide to end their marriage. These requirements affect service of...
Posted On 22 Mar 2017
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Mark Zuckerberg Pre Nup
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Prenuptial Agreements: The Case of Mark Zuckerberg

One day after the Facebook IPO opened on the stock exchange in 2012, founder Mark Zuckerberg and his now wife, Dr. Priscilla Chan, walked down the aisle. While many wondered what the couple received as wedding gifts – what can you really get for a billionaire CEO anyway – others...
Posted On 16 Dec 2016
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Autumn and Spring Are Divorce Seasons
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Autumn and Spring Are Divorce Seasons

When we think of warm summer days transitioning into crisp autumn nights, we often conjure up images of children returning to school, leaves changing colors, and football games being back in full swing. What we may not think about, however, is an increase in couples filing for...
Posted On 24 Oct 2016
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Tips for Living Together Through Divorce
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Living with a Soon-To-Be Ex-Spouse

Many people assume that once divorce documents have been filed, one of the parties in the marriage is required to move out of the couple’s marital home. This is in fact not a requirement though one of the spouses can move out if he or she chooses to do so. The soon-to-be exes can...
Posted On 29 Sep 2016
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Is Divorce the Right Decision for You and Your Family
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The Complex Question of Divorce

When a couple is contemplating filing for divorce, they often question whether or not this decision is the best choice for themselves and their family, specifically if they really want to end their marriage and also if the harm of a divorce is worth the toll it inevitably takes...
Posted On 07 Sep 2016
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Tips for Living Together Through Divorce
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Getting Divorced from Your Abusive Wife

Though reports of intimate partner violence typically list a female as the victim, almost ten percent of U.S. men have been victims of stalking, physical violence, or rape at the hands of their partners, according to the National Domestic Violence Hotline. Nearly four percent of...
Posted On 18 Aug 2016
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Social media and Divorce
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The Danger of Facebook and Social Media in Divorce Cases

Why You Should Keep Facebook Out of Your Divorce Litigations In today’s technology age, so much of our lives and our personal business exists on social media platforms, like Facebook, for the world to see. While it is great to share photos of vacations and delicious meals, it is...
Posted On 02 Aug 2016
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Male Rights to Custody in Divorce
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Divorce Effects on Male Rights

The men’s rights movement focuses on discrimination, oppression, and disadvantages faced by the male gender. This movement is a subset of the men’s movement that began in the 1970s. Considered a countermovement to feminism, it has affected several areas of the legal system...
Posted On 26 Jul 2016
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