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How to Tell If Your Spouse Is Planning a Divorce

Your spouse might be laying the groundwork for divorce by displaying certain behaviors and actions. It’s important to remember that each person and every relationship is unique, and there could be other reasons for changes in behavior. However, if you…

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Divorce and Decision Making

Divorce is a major life change that can significantly impact your decision-making abilities. The emotional turmoil of divorce can cloud your judgment leading to impulsive decisions that may harm your best outcome. Before discussing divorce with your spouse, consider the…

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At Fault and No-Fault Divorce

The difference between an at-fault and no-fault divorce proceeding can be substantial. In a no-fault divorce, neither spouse have a requirement to prove that the other spouse did something wrong to justify ending the marriage. In contrast, at-fault divorce proceedings…

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What to Do Before Filing for Divorce

Filing for divorce is a significant life decision involving complex emotional and legal processes. Before uttering the word “divorce” to a spouse, consider several steps before filing. Also, take some time for self-reflection regarding your decision to ensure it’s the…

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Signs a Spouse May Be Planning a Divorce

Some behavioral signs and actions may indicate your spouse is laying the groundwork for divorce. It’s important to remember that each person and every relationship is unique, and there could be other reasons for changes in behavior. However, if you…

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Contested Child Custody

Child custody cases can be financially and emotionally draining for all parties involved, especially the children. In some cases, when parents can’t agree to a joint custody arrangement, the court may order a forensic custody evaluation to help determine what’s…

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Child Custody and the Court

In a child custody case, the primary goal is to determine what’s in the best interests of the child or children. The court bases its decision on: Physical, emotional, and psychological needs The child’s preference, depending on their age The…

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Domestic Violence and the Law

Domestic violence (DV), also domestic abuse, encompasses violent acts or threats directed between people in a close familial or social relationship. A couple may be dating, living together, or married. Two people may share a child or be family members. Those…

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How Prenuptial Agreements Work

You might imagine that people with lots of assets and money need prenuptial agreements. However, any couple with individually owned property, assets, or significant debts should consider signing a prenuptial agreement. There may be valuable collections or sentimental items to…

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