Divorce disputes often take on a life of their own. Conflicts about money or children may seem unresolvable because the parties look at all the issues lumped together. However, when spouses can break them down into discrete issues, there may be a path to settle your divorce. Every issue that gets … [Read more...] about How to Settle Your Divorce Disputes One Small Issue at a Time
Has Your Divorce Case Stalled?
Divorce cases are well-known for taking a long time to resolve. While sometimes it is unavoidable, in other instances there may be steps that can be taken to keep the case moving forward when one side seems to be unnecessarily delaying. Attorneys can be complicit in allowing delays which is why it … [Read more...] about Has Your Divorce Case Stalled?
How Too Many Divorce Disputes Can Hurt Your Court Case
Some divorce battles are inevitable. The parties are far apart in their positions and there is too much hostility to compromise. However, while litigation may be necessary to decide the issues, the parties can and should try to cooperate as much as possible during the divorce process. If they argue … [Read more...] about How Too Many Divorce Disputes Can Hurt Your Court Case
Ken Jewell Recently quoted in New York Times
Recently, Ken Jewell discussed his experiences with handling divorce cases during the pandemic and why settling is recommended now more than ever. Check out the complete New York Times article here and contact our office to learn how we might be able to help you. … [Read more...] about Ken Jewell Recently quoted in New York Times
Do You Need a Prenuptial Agreement If You Are Not Wealthy?
While most people associate a prenuptial agreement with a wealthy person wanting to keep control of their money, that is not necessarily the case. Regardless of how much money you have, you may have good reasons to protect your separate assets and plan for how marital assets and debts will be shared … [Read more...] about Do You Need a Prenuptial Agreement If You Are Not Wealthy?
Is it Worth Settling Your Divorce Dispute?
Generally, settling disputes on your own is more cost-effective than going to court assuming both sides negotiate in good faith. However, emotions often get in the way especially in divorce matters. Spouses may have personal reasons for wanting to pursue their legal position even if it doesn’t make … [Read more...] about Is it Worth Settling Your Divorce Dispute?