The difference between a contested and uncontested divorce seems simple on the face of things, but it can easily be a source of misunderstanding. Based off the language, it seems pretty clear: A contested divorce is disputed, while an uncontested divorce is not. However, this …
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After a couple decides to get a divorce, they are usually left in limbo with lengthy waiting periods that can last months, if not more than a year, before they are finally issued a decree. During this time, many significant issues that have a major …
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Many people going through divorce decide to represent themselves as a means of saving money on attorney fees. The pro se method can be successful if the split is completely amicable and there are no disagreements, but it is still wise to hire skilled experts …
CONTINUE READINGCOURT APPEARANCES is a regularly recurring column dedicated to providing men – both pro-se litigants and those represented by counsel – with helpful tips for courthouse customs, processes and decorum. The past couple of decades have ushered in some fairly sweeping changes with respect to …
CONTINUE READINGJuly is the month when Americans celebrate independence. There is, of course, the July 4 anniversary of our declaration of independence from the British crown, but the celebration extends beyond that. Kids on summer break celebrate the freedom from schoolwork. Some of them may go …
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