Divorce Law Blog

HAVE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT PUTTING A DISABILITY INSURANCE PROVISION IN YOUR DIVORCE AGREEMENT?

Monday, April 23, 2012 by Mark A. Chinn

It is quite common for parties to negotiate life insurance coverage for divorce agreements, but it seems quite uncommon to provide for disability insurance. Of course, this insurance is not as common as life insurance and may prove too expensive for many couples, but insurance agents tell us disability is much more probable than we would... Read More

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Alabama Bill Would Require Counseling Before Divorce Could Be Filed

Thursday, April 19, 2012 by James D. Scott

If you are considering bringing about an end to your marriage, seek the help of San Diego divorce lawyers who have helped many clients through this difficult time. Contact the law office of James D. Scott today to schedule an initial consultation.... Read More

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Advantages to Collaborative Divorce

Thursday, April 19, 2012 by Sara R. Harvey

Divorce is known to be one of the most stressful life events anyone can endure. Stereotypically, divorces bring out the worst in couples, costing them time and money, and inciting acrimonious behavior. ... Read More

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The Importance of Pendente Lite Support Motions

Thursday, April 19, 2012 by Joseph P. Testa

The decision to divorce your spouse is a difficult one that requires many considerations and much contemplation. Before a New Jersey divorce complaint is even filed, you may need to seek temporary support especially if you and your spouse are living separately. In that case a pendente lite motion will be necessary.... Read More

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Hawaii Divorce Law Guidance

Wednesday, April 18, 2012 by Jacqueline Kong

Divorce is a traumatic experience. But confusion about the procedures involved in a divorce, and about your legal rights, can only make it more so. The resolution of your divorce, in terms of your rights and responsibilities pertaining to your children and your finances, depends on how you navigate these procedures. It is therefore essential that you seek the services of experienced Hawaii divorce lawyers, even if your divorce is amicable.... Read More

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BEWARE OF MEETING PEOPLE ON SOCIAL NETWORKING OR DATING MATCH SITES

Monday, April 16, 2012 by Mark A. Chinn

As a divorce lawyer, I am seeing social networking take an ever-increasing role in my cases. Years ago, I first encountered this when opposing counsel produced a copy of a dating service posting by my client listing himself as single. Since that time, I have seen many instances of people posting themselves as single, when in fact, they are not.... Read More

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Study Reveals Parents with Cancer-Stricken Children No More Likely to Divorce than Others

Thursday, April 12, 2012 by James D. Scott

If you are facing the possibility of ending your marriage, you need to seek the help of San Diego divorce lawyers who have been fighting for the rights of clients for many years. Contact the law office of James D. Scott today to schedule an initial consultation.... Read More

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Study Shows Those with Shorter Life Expectancy Less Likely to Divorce

Thursday, April 12, 2012 by James D. Scott

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British Find Fault with "No Fault" Divorce

Wednesday, April 11, 2012 by Cindy S. Vova

The British still require a divorce petition to allege "grounds" for the dissolution, including, among others, "unreasonable behavior." The resulting allegations sometimes border on the absurd, and encourage more acrimony as well as unnecessarily airing dirty laundry. Florida, as well as all other states, have some form of "no fault" divorce. Rather than encourage divorce, no fault allows divorcing cou... Read More

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Frequently Asked Questions on Georgia Divorce

Thursday, April 5, 2012 by Jarrod H. Oxendine

Below are some frequently asked questions and answers about divorce in Georgia.

What is a divorce?

It is a term used to describe the legal termination of a marriage. When filing divorce papers in a fault divorce, each spouse must state a reason for wanting to terminate the marriage. Georgia state law recognizes twelve such reasons, which include mental or physical cruelty, drug addiction, and conviction for certain crimes. For a no-fault divorce, one spouse... Read More

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