Divorce When One of You is Terminally Ill
One or the other spouse facing a terminal illness can add a number of issues and complications to a divorce action. Regardless of the ages of the respective spouses, this […]
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Divorce – Implications If One Partner Is Recently Naturalized
Divorce is a stressful life event whenever it happens and no matter what precipitated the break up. When one of the partners of a marriage that is contemplating or completing […]
Divorce And The Over 60’s
Divorce rates for people over 60 have doubled over the past couple of decades. Typically those divorcing mention waiting for children to grow up and be on their own before […]
Are Quickie Divorces A Good Idea?
Many couples find that a divorce need not be a long, drawn out affair if both agree the marriage is over and it is time to put the relationship legally […]
What You Can Do If Your Ex’s New Partner Is Unsuitable To Be Around Your Children
A common and difficult to manage set of issues in custody and visitation cases arises when your former spouse or partner brings a new girlfriend or boyfriend into the picture. […]
What To Do If Your Partner Is Violent
When a relationship that was loving turns frightening and hurtful you may experience a range of emotions and reactions. Panic, fear, pain and betrayal combine to confuse you and make […]
Why The Devil Is In The Divorce Details
There are many types of divorces, from the mutually agreed quick and simple, to the long and drawn out affairs that sometimes make the entertainment sections of the news. The […]
Divorce – Stop Fighting And Start Talking
When you begin a serious discussion about divorce, it should ideally be thought of as the last option. There are many reasons to take this position, but perhaps the most […]
4 Tips To Help Deal With A Contested Divorce
A contested divorce is one of the more difficult and potentially expensive events a person can go through. There is a reason that only one “person” is mentioned here. Whatever […]
Why Making A Will Is Important For Your Family
A will is a legally binding document that specifies who will inherit a person’s assets when they die. For parents, making a will is arguably the single most important thing […]
