Consulting with an attorney can be a valuable component of an effective divorce mediation process. This article describes how to maximize the benefit and minimize the cost of attorney support during mediation.
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How #MeToo Shook American Marriages
When the #MeToo movement began trending on social media toward the end of 2017, it shook the bedrock of male-dominated industries. But what does this mean for marriages in America?
Does an Expert Witness’ Opinion Depend on Who Hired Them?
If a divorce case goes to trial, the experts brought by each party may have different – if not diametrically opposing – views. How does this happen?
5 Reasons You Should Have an Attorney Review Your “Do it Yourself Divorce”
Even if you and your spouse have the best intentions and full financial disclosure, there are several reasons why your self-prepared marital settlement agreement should be reviewed by your own attorney before you sign it.
How to Handle Cybersecurity Concerns During a Divorce
Divorce is hard. Keeping your information safe might be harder. Using these four tips to handle cybersecurity concerns during your divorce can make the process easier and less stressful.
How to Divorce a Spouse You Can’t Find
What happens when you don’t know where your spouse is? Do you have the ability to get a divorce in Florida? Of course you do.
10 Benefits of Divorce Mediation
Divorce mediation has many financial, logistical, psychological and emotional benefits when compared to a traditional, lawyer-driven divorce litigation process.
Emergency Child Custody in North Carolina
Even in situations where you may not be able to get emergency child custody in North Carolina, the standard custody process is available to ask the court to determine a custody matter.
Divorce, Marriage and Cohabitation: New Considerations for Millennials
More Americans in their 20s live with a partner than are married to one. While attitudes about marriage have changed, millennials have much more open attitudes towards cohabitation than previous generations.
“I’m Getting Divorced…Am I Going to Lose My Home Business?”
In divorce actions, all participants would prefer a scenario where the one spouse dictates the separation terms. Particularly if you are concerned about the home business you worked so hard to build, animosity toward a divorcing spouse should be avoided at all costs.
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