Despite what some in society might lead you to believe, divorce is not, in fact, a crime. The act of ending an unhappy marriage through the divorce process is not legally punishable, in any stretch of the imagination. As many negative connotations people may have, …

In the divorce process, negotiation tactics can often find themselves dictated by an individual’s priorities, in what they want most in their divorce settlement. When two soon-to-be ex-spouses are vying for the same assets, it can cause incentive to resort to some ethically-questionable methods. With …

When designing a child custody agreement during a divorce, many important factors go into creating an accord that would satisfy both parents. Much of the focus is placed on who has primary custody and the child custody scheduling, that there is another important clause that …

During the divorce experience, receiving a Summons and Complaint can be an emotionally-exhausting task that can require some time to process. It could be a surprise. It could be a long time coming. Either way, it’s important to take a moment to breathe, but just …

No-fault divorce has helped many in the United States separate themselves from unhappy marriages. As previously stated, no-fault divorce allows a spouse asking for the divorce to pursue one without having to prove that the other spouse did something wrong. In some form or another, …