Today’s guest post is by Hannah Clark Every divorce is unique and will have different issues and outcomes based on the circumstances. However, most divorces have one thing in common - they can be costly. While there will always be fees and court costs associated with a divorce, not every divorce has to break the bank. You want to start your post-marriage life in the best … [Read more...]
Will Your Divorce Be Safe Without A Protection Order?
If you're a victim of domestic abuse then it's highly likely that your divorce will not be safe without a protection order. And sadly a protection order will only go so far. Abuse, whether it's physical, emotional or financial abuse, makes ending a relationship much, much harder. We know that on average it takes a victim seven attempts to leave an abuser before staying away … [Read more...]
Financial Fraud In Divorce: How You Can Protect Your Interests
If you believe that your soon-to-be ex-spouse will be honest about the disclosure and division of assets and income, think again! According to the National Endowment for Financial Education, nearly one-third of U.S. couples filing for divorce engage in financial infidelity. Financial fraud in divorce is quite common in the U.S. One spouse may hide or misrepresent assets or … [Read more...]
How To Get Through Your Divorce Hearing With Ease
Going through a divorce is tough. You’re already dealing with the emotional fallout of separating from your loved one, and now you have to deal with an actual court hearing. If this prospect fills you with anxiety and dread, don't worry, you're not alone. Divorce hearings can be scary, especially because there is so much at stake. Not only are you headed into the … [Read more...]
What You Need To Know About Drug Testing In Family Court
Drug testing in family court may be ordered if one parent believes — or knows — that their former partner is using drugs. Unfortunately, substance abuse is a very serious problem in the United States. According to the National Survey of Drug Use and Health, more than 24 million Americans are addicted to alcohol, illicit drugs, or both. Drug use can become a family law … [Read more...]