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Divorce Options

Peaceable Divorce Court Alternatives

A divorce doesn’t have to be an all-out war. If a courtroom conflict doesn’t appeal to you, there are other avenues to complete your divorce.
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Representing Yourself In Divorce Court

Nationwide, almost half of all family law litigants are pro per (also referred to as pro se), meaning they represent themselves in court.
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Seeking a Collaborative Divorce Attorney 

The main difference of collaborative divorce is that the spouses are in agreement that they wish to proceed amicably.
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coParents: What to Ask Your Divorce Attorney

Family Law is a broad topic, and there are many subsets of specialization within that arena. Below are some questions.
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Divorce Court Preparation

Why is it important for a parent to prepare for divorce court?
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coParenting Rule: No Disparaging Remarks Allowed

Most family courts have a standard court order that says,: “Neither parent shall make disparaging remarks about the other while in the presence of the child.
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Divorce – What Occurs and How Long It Takes

By now it should be clear that even in the best of circumstances, your divorce will take several months if not years.
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The Options to Take With Divorce

When you prepare to divorce, you and your estranged spouse have several options as to how to accomplish this.
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How to Avoid Divorce Court Blues

You have probably felt misunderstood, helpless, unfairly treated, and trapped in the court system during the divorce process.
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Top Causes of Infidelity

Infidelity is more common than divorce in a marriage or partnership. As we know, the divorce rate is no way past 50 percent, and in some states 65 percent. Infidelity in a marriage, when it is discovered or revealed, is one of the most painful experiences that one can imagine. To think of the one […]

Planning for Divorce’s Inevitable Obstacles

Consider that divorce is a wild race, that anything can and will happen. Blisters. Thunderstorms. Nausea. Wardrobe malfunctions. ANYTHING! My reasons for leaving my marriage were simple: I had married an abusive man. By the end of our marriage, he had been arrested for domestic violence, and had an Order of Protection served for a […]

Deciding to Divorce – What to Consider

Before you take that left turn down Divorce Lane, it’s important to make the formal decision to end your marriage. Why? When you react, rather than decide, you end up with regrets. You end up wishing you had done some things differently. You have less consciousness about what you are doing, and it will come […]

Should You Try To Salvage Your Marriage?

If you are considering saving your marriage, good for you! In spite of the fact that I am divorced, I really do believe in the importance and sacredness of those vows. I am not an advocate for divorce; I am an advocate for people being the best versions of themselves. Sometimes, that includes divorce. Only […]

Signs Your Marriage is Over

For some, once they have reached the absolute end of their rope, they decide just to get on with it. For others, though, this is almost the hardest part: making that out loud declaration. I had an acquaintance once who took over three months to actually say the words out loud. His wife of more than […]

Nine Steps for Finding Your Mediator

Mediation can be stressful (though not nearly as stressful as litigation). The Ontario Association of Family Mediators has assembled a 9-step how-to for preparing for mediation: When considering Family Mediation it is very important to find the right Accredited Family Mediator for your circumstances. Below are a few guidelines to help you make the best […]