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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…

Why Moving Out Of The Marital Home During A Divorce May Be A Huge Mistake

Abuse, Child Custody, Divorce Articles, Domestic Violence, Family, MovingBy Zachary AshbyAug 30, 2015

When a couple is contemplating a divorce, one of the first things that usually happens is that one spouse or the other will move out and find a new place to live. Though the impulse to be away from your soon-to-be ex is understandable, leaving the marital home during the marriage could come back to…

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