Legal Issues

What to Do After Divorce: 10 Important Tasks

Your divorce judgment does not describe what to do after divorce to complete your financial and legal separation. This article describes the top 10 post-divorce tasks that your attorney probably didn’t mention.

Options To Proceed With A Divorce in California

When it comes to divorce in California, there are several options that a couple has to move forward.

Divorce Lawyers: Why You Need to Hire One

An insider reveals why you should not go defenseless into the divorce battlefield

Five Ways to Have Good Text Communication During Divorce

Healthy communication during divorce can save you time and money while also leading to a productive co-parenting relationship. Speaking in person or on the phone may not be practical as a relationship is breaking down. In fact, many lawyers will advise against it because it leads to a he-said-she-said situation. Email or other means of […]

How do Appraisers Determine Premarital or Separate Property in Ohio?

Here’s how separate or premarital interests in real estate can be ascertained during divorce in Ohio.

Signs That Your Spouse Is Planning To File For Divorce

From How to File and Survive a Divorce in California by Patricia C. Van Haren

Blended Families & Property: How to Protect Your Assets

With the following steps, any blended family can begin the journey towards protection and greater well-being.

Get Leverage When Negotiating with a Narcissist

Gaining leverage when negotiating with a narcissist is the only way to come out unscathed.

How Federal Benefits Are Affected by Military Divorce in California

Military service can make the already complicated challenge of divorce even more difficult. If you are facing divorce in California, this short guide will get you started on some of the key issues to think about.

Is the Coronavirus Affecting Your Divorce? How You Should Handle It

We are dealing with a time of global crisis. Your personal lifestyle has been affected by school closings, business closings and court closings. And, if you’re in a divorce, the Coronavirus is affecting that, too. Here’s what you can do.