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Why Maintaining The Status Quo Is Important After Filing For Divorce

Divorce Articles, FamilyBy Zachary AshbyApr 8, 2016

During a divorce case, it is common for attorneys and judges to talk about the importance of “maintaining the status quo,” especially if there are children involved. When a divorce case also concerns child custody, judges are tasked with looking out for the best interests of the children. Usually, judges believe that divorce is hard…

What Is The Role Of Temporary Relief In A Divorce Case?

Divorce ArticlesBy Zachary AshbyApr 7, 2016

When a divorce is contested—meaning that the spouses can’t agree or haven’t yet agreed on all issues—the first hearing in the case will usually be regarding a motion for temporary relief. While not every divorce case will have this type of hearing, they are not uncommon and are many people’s first experience with their family…

What Does A Quitclaim Deed Do In A Divorce?

Division of Assets, Divorce Articles, Quitclaim DeedBy Zachary AshbyApr 6, 2016

After a divorce is settled, both former spouses will have an obligation to transfer marital property to each other according to the terms of the divorce decree. What many people fail to understand is that the divorce decree doesn’t actually transfer legal ownership of property from one person to another—while both parties are legally obligated…

Defending False Allegations During A Divorce

Child Custody, Divorce Articles, Domestic Violence, Hiring an AttorneyBy Zachary AshbyApr 5, 2016

Ideally, every divorcing couple would treat each other with respect and negotiate a settlement agreement which fits each person’s needs. In the real world, divorces are often messy, and some spouses may play dirty to get what they want. Unfortunately, this means that many people have had their reputations tarnished by false allegations in divorce…

What Happens To Wedding And Engagement Rings During A Divorce?

Community Property, Division of Assets, Divorce ArticlesBy Zachary AshbyApr 4, 2016

Engagement and wedding rings are often worth far more to their owners than their resale value. These rings carry an emotional significance that can stay with a person for years, even after a divorce. For that reason, many people have a hard time letting go of the rings regardless of the state of their relationship…

What Types Of Experts May Be Hired To Testify In A Divorce Case?

Divorce Articles, Family, FinancialBy Zachary AshbyApr 1, 2016

Most people are familiar with the concept of expert witnesses through watching legal procedural TV shows like Law & Order. In these types of programs, the expert witness is usually a hired gun who comes into the courtroom with damning evidence that cinches the case for one side or the other. In the actual legal…

Steps To Take After Your Divorce Is Final

Changing Name, Division of Assets, Divorce Articles, RecordsBy Zachary AshbyMar 31, 2016

After weeks and months of planning, filling out forms, attending hearings and mediations, and negotiating with your ex-spouse, you are finally done and your divorce is finalized. Congratulations! Before you breathe a sigh of relief and put the whole ordeal behind you, make sure that you take all of the necessary steps to comply with…

January Marks The Beginning Of Divorce Season

Divorce ArticlesBy Zachary AshbyMar 30, 2016

In the legal world, the month of January marks the beginning of divorce season. For multiple reasons, many couples wait until the beginning of the year to file for divorce, and the month sees a significant spike in new filings each year. While many lawyers have their own theories about the reasons for this increase,…

Do You Have A Right To Keep Your Married Name After A Divorce?

Changing Name, Divorce Articles, RecordsBy Zachary AshbyMar 29, 2016

The decision to change your name after a marriage or divorce is an intensely personal one. Though it is usually women who change their legal names, any person who adopted a new legal name after a marriage may wonder what their rights are to that name in case of a divorce. If you get divorced,…

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