In divorce terms term, ‘no deal’ means going to court to have your finances determined for you by a judge. It means giving up the right to decide your own future and having a deal imposed upon you that may not fit your family circumstances.
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Dissolution vs. Divorce: What are The Differences?
Per Google, “disillusion” is defined as “disappointment resulting from the discovery that something is not as good as one believed it to be.” If you are considering a dissolution vs. divorce vs. legal separation, you have likely come to the realization that your marriage is not as good as you once believed. But which path is best to take?
If a parent removes the children from the state or country without consent, what can the other parent do to have the children re
We see that fairly often. There are two situations that will come up: one situation is where one of the parents has removed the child from Illinois but is still in the United States. The first step is to go to court to obtain an order directing the return of the child or the children […]
What happens if my spouse is dishonest in some way? I don’t trust him not to misuse the process to take advantage of me!
As you might expect, it is not uncommon that divorcing spouses may have trouble trusting one another. The collaborative process is predicated on the parties acting in good faith. As part of the agreement the parties sign, a collaborative attorney can withdraw if a party is willfully dishonest or is otherwise obstructing the collaborative process. […]
What is a collaborative team? It sounds expensive!
At a minimum, the collaborative team consists of the two spouses and their two collaborative attorneys. The parties may also choose to utilize other professionals as needed, such as mental health professionals, child specialists, financial experts, etc. The parties and the attorneys work together with these professionals as a team to amicably create a settlement […]
Love Notes and FAQs 6
This article of Dr. Patricia Love’s Love Notes looks at sex, multiple lovers and establishing exclusivity in your new relationship.
Congratulations, Divorce Magazine on your 10th Anniversary!
Divorce Magazine has reached it’s 10th anniversary. Here are some notes of thanks from readers and advertisers on this special day!
Residents of Illinois aren’t divorcing as much
Read how data from the US Census Bureau shows divorce rates across the country, where states who have a ban on same-sex marriage have higher divorce rates, and the Northeastern states have the lowest.
New York divorce rates no trend
Take a look at the low divorce rates in New York, and see why it is so different compared to the South and West areas of the United States.
Texas Divorce Rates on a Downward Spiral
Believe it or not, Texas divorce rates are on a downward spiral.
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