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December 13, 2018

Divorce and Separating Your Online Lives

Are you planning a separation or divorce – or already going through one?  As a couple, your online lives are completely intertwined. They need to be separated. This is likely going to be a headache at best, and quite complex at worst. There is so much to consider, but let’s think about it

Filed Under: Divorce,  Divorce and Facebook,  Divorce and Finances,  Divorce Preparation

November 1, 2018

Divorce and Surviving the Discovery Process

The action for divorce has now been filed with the Court. You need to know what to expect next. It is called the discovery process. This is where a whole bunch of bad things can happen, including but not limited to the following: Your attorney can make a great deal of money by putting all of

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Spouses Forgiving Each Other Until Divorce

December 20, 2015

How Many “Passes” Should Your Spouse Get Before Divorce?

Giving or getting a pass in a marriage in an interesting concept. Passes are essentially forgiveness. But they are rarely if ever "forgotten." Passes come in degrees. The bigger the perceived misconduct, the fewer passes you get, or give. After more than 25 years of practicing divorce law,

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