After divorce, it is common to feel nervous about making more changes in your life. On one hand, it may be comforting to keep as many things the same as possible because you have...
In divorce, the couple’s marital assets are divided according to the rules of equitable distribution. Equitable does not mean equal. Consequently, in dividing marital assets,...
It’s not unusual for spouses to discover incriminating information about each other through an electronic device. Our phones and computers contain a wide variety of personal...
Negotiating a settlement in divorce rather than litigating is usually the quickest and most cost-effective way to resolve disputes. However, many negotiations can go on for a...
Typically, once the court decides on your divorce case, there isn’t much you can do to change the result with a few exceptions. If the judge made a significant legal mistake,...
A divorce settlement agreement details the terms of your divorce including property division, spousal and child support, and child custody. Like any other contract, once it is...
