Blog Posts in January, 2017

Let’s face it, life’s transitions can be hard, no matter how simple they really are. If we’re smart, we plan in advance for the biggest transitions. When we’re in high school, for example, we strive ...

If you and your spouse have agreed on seeking a mutual consent, no-fault divorce , you are setting yourselves up for success and we congratulate you both. When it comes to divorce, ending things ...

If you are headed for divorce and the laws and the whole process are new to you, there’s a good chance that you’re wondering if you can have any control over how your assets and debts are divided. Can ...

For tens of thousands of couples, the “cost” of divorce keeps them from ending an empty, unsatisfying, or otherwise hollow marriage. They’ve heard of divorces costing spouses $3,000 to $5,000 each, if ...

In most parts of the United States, people cannot move to a new state and file for divorce shortly afterwards. Instead, most states require that people meet what is called the “residency requirement” ...