Before you jump the gun and file for divorce, you should be sure to do your research about the divorce process so you are prepared for what’s to come. There is much that goes into ending a marriage, including the distribution of your marital assets and debts, figuring out whether one spouse will help to financially support the other in the divorce, and more. Read on to learn about what you should expect when you file for divorce in PA.Grounds for Divorce in PennsylvaniaBefore you even begin the divorce process, you will need to know...Continue Reading...
Arguably one of the most important aspects of any Wisconsin divorce is the division of your property and assets. Spouses often find themselves at odds with one another over who will retain which possessions, who is responsible for certain debts, and how other assets should be divided. What’s more, the laws for this process vary state by state, so someone who has never been married, divorced, or lived in Wisconsin before may have no idea what this process looks like in the Badger State. Read on to learn more about what you can expect...Continue Reading...
A common point of contention in an Indiana divorce is the question of how the marital assets will be divided. Unfortunately, many spouses are unable to agree in this area, and the divorce often becomes far messier than either spouse anticipated. However, if you want to protect your assets during your divorce, check out our top three tips for doing so.Reason with Your ExWhen you don’t already have an existing pre- or postnuptial agreement with your soon-to-be ex, and you want to protect your valuable assets, the best option available is to...Continue Reading...
When you're facing a divorce, you're likely feeling many different emotions at once. Sadness, anger, fear, and even grief over the loss of the relationship are all common feelings. However, the one most on your mind right now may be uncertainty. You likely have a lot of questions about your upcoming divorce, which is fair—divorce is a complex process that changes your life. Now, you have a lot of questions to ask your lawyer before your divorce. Unsure where to start? Here are a few quick answers to common questions....Continue Reading...
Being in the military is an honorable profession, but it’s also a difficult one. You have to be away from your family for months (sometimes years) at a time. This is challenging for the military servicemember, but also for the family of the servicemember. The military life is not always easy, and it can cause strain on a marriage.In some cases, the military life can even lead to divorce. No matter what issues brought you and your spouse to the decision to end the marriage, the divorce process comes with issues as well. Getting a divorce is...Continue Reading...
As a large or small business owner who is going through a divorce, you may be wondering how the value of your business as a whole will influence your divorce settlement. There are several factors that can come into play regarding your business as you and your ex begin to discuss child support and custody, alimony, and the division of your marital assets and debts. Read on to learn more about how the value of your business is calculated and what will happen to your business as part of the equitable distribution process. How Much Is Your...Continue Reading...
When you're seeking a divorce, you might be on the same page as your spouse. You'll be able to work together, make compromises, and come to an amicable agreement. Sadly, not every divorce is so simple. Instead, you might find that your spouse wants to contest the divorce, but what does that mean for you? Unfortunately, it can affect you and your future, especially if you don't have a lawyer on your side. If you believe your spouse is planning to contest the divorce, make sure you understand how that could affect your future. Your...Continue Reading...
There are many different types of petitions that the California Family Law Courts will handle. Divorce is probably the most common and the most well-known, but aside from divorce filings, the courts handle all types of other family law related cases. Within a divorce case with minor children, the issue of custody, visitation, child support, spousal support and the division of assets and debts is handled. In situations where married parties are not wanting to file for divorce, the court will open cases to make orders for custody, visitation and...Continue Reading...