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Uncontested Divorce Simplified
In an uncontested divorce, neither party fights over it and its terms. However, debt can be an issue, so paying off your debts as soon as possible is best.
Here are 6 Financial Mistakes to Avoid During Divorce
It’s just this simple: divorce can ruin you financially.
Divorce Mediation: How to Solve Complex Divorce Issues
The path of divorce mediation may not a suitable path for every divorcing couple. However, if divorce mediation is the chosen path, here are some items to consider when discussing complex issues.
These Four Behaviors are Also Domestic Abuse
Domestic abuse can be verbal, emotional, sexual, financial, or psychological abuse. They all play an equally poisonous role in contributing to the insidious rot of abuse.
Is There a Limitation Period in Family Law?
When married couples separate or divorce, they divide their properties. In Ontario, the division of matrimonial property is based on equalization of net family property.
5 Ways to Prepare Before Filing for Divorce
Preparing for your split can help you avoid many of the biggest struggles of ending a marriage. Keep reading to learn the most significant problems many people face when divorcing, and five tips to minimize the stress of your split in advance.
How a Lawyer Can Help You With Child Support Issues?
Child support is a set amount of money paid by the non-custodial partner to the custodial partner to take care of the living and medical expenses of the children. Child support ends when the child turns 18 and graduates or turns 19 years old.
Prenups and Remarriage: Should Couples Entering Remarriage Consider a Prenuptial Agreement?
While often thought of as a negative signal to the other person and a risk factor for divorce, the advantage of a prenuptial agreement is that it can protect a couple with unequal assets or if one person feels insecure about finances.
Why Co-Owning the Marital Home After Divorce Is a Terrible Idea
Co-owning a home together after divorce will not resolve your marital problems; in fact, it could actually exacerbate them.
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