Although you may not be able to pinpoint the exact moment where you fell out of love, you will know that something is wrong when you do not enjoy their company anymore. So when is it the right time to pull the plug on marriage?
Divorce and Annulment
Thinking About Divorce? It Matters Where You Start
Assuming divorce is inevitable, the sooner you start the process and determine where you stand and what your options are, the sooner you can start planning for your future. And the good news is, you don’t have to do it alone!
How to Protect Your Real Estate Assets from an Impending Divorce
The laws can differ between states when it comes to determining what assets are marital and which are not. These laws determines which assets are divided during a divorce.
6 Reasons Why Women are More Likely to File for Divorce Than Men
Statistics show that women initiate divorce in up to 80% of cases. As a divorce lawyer, here are my 6 insights into why women are more likely to file for divorce than men.
Empty Nest, Single Mom: Why I’m Happy Not Celebrating Valentine’s Day
View it as a romantic holiday to be shared with your lover, a day of running around and making sure the children have what they need or, just another day. Do it well and be happy however you do it.
How to Bounce Back After a Gray Divorce
Once the kids leave, many couples find they have little in common. When duties of daily child-rearing diminish, many empty nesters are dissolving their marital unions, part of a trend among older adults known as “gray divorce.”
Financial Issues Divorcing Women Should Know How to Deal With
It is possible to get through a divorce without a great impact on your finances, only if you educate yourself and take some precautions.
Common Pitfalls of Proceeding With Your Divorce Without Legal Counsel
While it is certainly true there are unscrupulous lawyers who take advantage of clients in vulnerable positions, proceeding with your divorce without legal counsel is rarely a good idea. Consulting with competent counsel early will save spouses considerable time and money.
Divorce Day: Why Marriages Fall Apart in the New Year
The first working Monday of the New Year marks “Divorce Day” – and the start of Divorce Season. Why are couples more likely to split in January? Find out here.
What to Do if Your Ex Won’t Leave You Alone Post-Divorce
If your ex-spouse is struggling with feelings of sadness or loneliness after an amicable divorce, they might turn to you for comfort or simply a conversation. Have you set boundaries with your ex – and are you firm when enforcing them?
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