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Family Law 3 Commonly Asked Questions Regarding Divorce Law

Divorce can be a difficult thing to go through. On top of the financial and emotional difficulties of divorce, it’s not uncommon for p

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Family Law Tips For Talking To Children About Divorce

Going through a divorce is an emotionally draining experience to begin with. When children are involved, these hardships are significantly a

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Family Law How Social Media Can Harm Your Child Custody Case

Starting a child custody case can be a delicate process, both legally and emotionally. This legal battle will likely touch every aspect of y

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Family Law Summer Vacation and Child Custody: What You Should and Should Not Do

Summer is officially here, which means that summer vacation is likely just beginning for your children. But considering that 1.5 million chi

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Family Law How Does Divorce Affect a Last Will and Testament?

According to Business Insider the three most important documents for every American to have include a last will and testament, a living will

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Family Law 3 Legal Issues You Need to Address Before Your Divorce

Divorce is in itself a huge legal issue, but it is also the culmination of many smaller legal issues that you need to address before the ent

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Family Law Why Is Hiring a Divorce Lawyer so Important?

Divorce is an emotionally, financially, and legally taxing process. While select few cases may be more simplistic, the vast majority of them

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Family Law A Short History of Divorce Law in America

Divorce has certainly been around for a long time, but not nearly as long as marriage. However, as the institution of divorce has evolved, i

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Family Law 3 Alternatives to the Traditional Divorce Process

Just as no two marriages are the same, no two divorces are the same. For many couples, the traditional method of divorce is simply not effec

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Family Law What Does a Court Look for During Child Custody Cases?

Almost 10% of the U.S. population is divorced, and a decent number of those cases likely involved a child custody battle. Divorce can be dif

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