Follow these 6 tips to devise a divorce settlement agreement that will stand the test of time as well as changing circumstances.
Divorce Settlement
Attorney Consultations for Post-Divorce Issues: Items to Consider
During a attorney consultations, a lawyer can help identify pros and cons for seeking relief or pursuing a specific option
Study: Divorced Parents With Attorneys More Likely to Settle Out of Court
A new study suggests that parents are more likely to settle and share custody when they both have attorney. Learn more about it below.
Moving On After Divorce: Sensitive Topics to Consider Discussing Before Saying “I Do” Again
Divorce situations and situations pertaining to marriage after divorce can sometimes be more complicated than they appear. These are just some ideas of questions to consider for discussion when moving on after divorce.
What You Need to Know About the “Best Interest of the Child” Standard
All custody decisions must be in the child’s best interest. Find out what this means and how you can show the court you’re fit for custody.
Does Mediation Work Better for Some Types of Divorces?
Mediation has the best chance of success when the divorce is uncontested or both parties are genuinely committed to working amicably toward an agreement on outstanding issues.
Legal Advice and Other Items to Consider for Divorce Mediation
Obtaining individual legal counsel can provide an individual with legal advice and knowledge regarding the divorce issues and possible solutions.
Should You Demand Life Insurance in a Divorce Settlement?
A judge may order the providing spouse to maintain a life insurance policy to cover alimony or child support obligations to the recipient spouse as part of a divorce settlement.
Divorce: Do You Need a Business Valuation Expert?
Valuation of business interests in the context of divorce can be complex and litigating the issues of support and asset division can be challenging.
5 Reasons to Have a Lawyer Review Your Do-it-Yourself Divorce Agreement
Even if you and your spouse have the best of intentions and full financial disclosure, there are several reasons why a family lawyer should review your do-it-yourself divorce agreement before you sign it.
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