You don’t need an attorney to get one. Prenups aren’t worth the paper they’re written on, and there is no such thing as a “quicky divorce.”
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The Hidden Costs of Divorce
The hidden costs of divorce can be overwhelming when paired with the already expensive standard costs. Read on to learn about the fees you’ll have to pay.
Getting a Name Change Before Divorce: How to Become “Yourself” Again
Going through the multistep process of reclaiming your original name will be challenging if you don’t have a divorce decree in hand.
Why Hire a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®?
Even if you think you’ve kept finances separate, there are laws and divorce negotiations that may have financial implications. That’s where hiring a Certified Financial Analyst® (CDFA®) can ease the burden.
Las Vegas Divorce: What Happens When There are Omitted Assets?
A limited scenario in which a divorce case might be permitted to be reopened.
The Public Needs a Standardized Spousal Support Formula
Before filing for divorce, it is likely you would like an estimate of how a judge will examine you and your spouse’s assets. Most importantly, you would like an idea of the future awards or obligations that will result from the divorce. Yet, in Nevada (and in most other jurisdictions), such a reasonable request from […]
Divorcing Teachers Face Unique Challenges
Navigating divorce while maintaining your job is difficult no matter your occupation, but divorcing teachers face some unique challenges, including co-parenting, talking to coworkers and HR, and changing their names.
January: The Start of Divorce Season
If you’re considering divorce set yourself up for the healthiest process possible and you will experience those benefits long after the divorce is final.
We Asked Facebook: What Have You Lost as a Result of Your Divorce?
Semi-public conversation, the kind you have in a Facebook comment section decreases loneliness and helps us feel connected to others who’ve had the same experiences.
Things to Consider When Taking a Family Vacation as a Single Parent
Planning a family vacation as newly divorced a single parent is a far cry from the vacations you planned as in intact family.
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