Divorce

All matters relating to the dissolution of marriage, with a focus on maintaining the overall financial and emotional wealth of the parties and their children.

Legally speaking, divorce is a process that is overseen by the court to make sure that:

• The children and spouses are financially provided for, taking into account the income and capability of the parties;
• The children are properly cared for and parented.

The way that this is achieved is that the parties tell each other what assets and debts exist, and how much each earns. Then the parties agree or the court orders how the assets and debts, as well as the income shall be divided; and the arrangements for the children to be parented by each parent.

Humanly speaking, divorce is anything but simple. There are the peaks of feeling free but then there are the valleys of loneliness and feelings of rejection. These are strong emotions that can hinder your ability to deal with the legal aspects of your divorce.

Some people want to "make the other party pay". While giving into such urges temporarily satisfies feelings of rejection and inadequacy, it is usually a very expensive tactic.

Try to maintain a balanced attitude through the legal process, reviewing your options at each step, and staying focused on the goal of emotional and financial stability.

The changes you are experiencing involve your children, money and future. No one should go through these life altering changes without a knowledgeable attorney. Ususally the consultation is free. The knowledge and peace of mind that you receive is invaluable.

Divorce - Frequently Asked Questions

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