There is no such thing as winning in divorce – but there are most definitely successful outcomes. How can you develop the right mindset in divorce to increase the odds of a successful outcome?
Separation and Divorce Process
The Secrets to “Winning” Your Divorce: Realistic Expectations Get You Across the Finish Line
The following are typical misconceptions about “winning your divorce” that family lawyers often hear from clients, and explanations to help clients understand and set realistic expectations for the process.
4 Therapy Tools to Bring to the Divorce Mediation Table
At the end of the day, therapy and mediation are complementary. The standard therapy tools of rapport building, validation, recognizing core needs and establishing goals, and cognitive reframing can also be an important part of the mediation process.
6 Tips from Divorce Experts
Divorce can be the simplest and fastest way to say goodbye to each other if you’re willing to be fair in every aspect of the process.
Is it Better to Litigate or Settle Your Divorce?
You could lose both time and money by litigating in court instead of agreeing to your spouse’s terms to settle your divorce. However, you should gain an understanding of the likelihood of achieving your goals in court before deciding to settle.
Tips for Taking the Sting Out of the Divorce Process
If you try to rush the divorce process, mistakes will be made, details can be overlooked and pressure can mount, leading a less than satisfactory ending to your marriage.
How to Dissolve a Domestic Partnership: A General Guideline
When terminating or dissolving a domestic partnership you will both sign a statement of termination or notice of termination. Doing so will end the domestic partnership and return each of you to a legal status of “single.”
Common Myths & Misconceptions about Family Law
Just like any other legal aspect, there are a lot of myths and misconceptions about family law. The ever-expansive and complex laws make it confusing and overwhelming to the general public. This gradually builds up to even more misconceptions.
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?
Podcast: Joshua Woodburn on Common Texas Divorce Process Questions
The Texas divorce process can be difficult to navigate through. Amarillo Family lawyer Josh Woodburn answers common questions about divorce in Texas.
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