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Marrying a Foreign National? Here’s What You Need to Know About K-1 Fiancée Visas

Marriage, VISABy Zachary AshbyAug 17, 2016

In today’s interconnected world, it is not uncommon for people to fall in love across international borders. If your soon-to-be spouse is a foreign national, you will likely need to apply for a K-1 visa in order for both of you to live in the United States. The K-1 visa is also known as a…

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Religion and Divorce: Catholics Laud Pope’s Stance On Divorce

Annulment, Divorce Articles, ReligionBy Zachary AshbyAug 15, 2016

Over 22% of the country, or nearly 70 million people, identify themselves as members of the Catholic church. For decades, Catholics have faced a serious dilemma when it comes to ending their marriages. The Catholic church does not recognize divorce and believes that it is impossible to dissolve a valid, sacramental marriage that has been…

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How Much of Your Divorce Is a Matter of Public Record?

Divorce Articles, Guardian Ad Litem, Hiring an Attorney, RecordsBy Zachary AshbyAug 12, 2016

When you and your spouse file for divorce, how much of your case information is secret? Who has access to your information and what type of access do they have? In general, most court proceedings and records are open to the public. Anyone can attend a hearing in open court, and court records are available…

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Preparing for Your First Court Hearing

Preparing for CourtBy Zachary AshbyMay 18, 2016

Going to court can be an intimidating experience, especially when you are not sure what to expect. For many people, attending a hearing in a divorce case is the first time that they will ever enter a courtroom, and the prospect can be scary. If you are attending a hearing, learning more about the process…

Can You Record or Videotape Your Spouse without His or Her Consent?

Divorce ArticlesBy Zachary AshbyMay 17, 2016

Everyone is on their best behavior in front of a judge. For many people in the process of a divorce, it can be frustrating to see a spouse act civilly in court but turn nasty in private. To show the judge the way your spouse acts in private, can you record your conversations? While recorded…

The Consequences of Failing to Respond to A Divorce Petition

Default, Divorce ArticlesBy Zachary AshbyMay 16, 2016

A divorce case starts when one spouse files or serves the initial divorce petition. Once the petition is filed, the other party must be served with a copy of the petition as well as a summons which informs the person of the amount of time he or she has to file a response. If the…

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