3 Things To Tell Your Divorce Attorney

Posted on 16 May 2023

Getting a divorce, wanted or not, is not easy. You have to have an attorney to help make the process easier. When you see your attorney, you need to talk to them and tell them what is happening so they can help you get your divorce. You need to work with them and not against them. So, what should you tell your lawyer? Prenup If you signed a prenuptial agreement or agreed to one verbally, you need to let your attorney know as soon as possible. [Read More]

When Your Personal Injury Settlement Is Delayed

Posted on 8 February 2023

After a car accident with injuries, most victims want to forget the whole thing and get back to normal again. First, though, they want the insurer to recognize that they are owed money because of a careless driver. You might face several delays in your quest to be compensated. Read on to find out more. You are getting the run-around The other driver's insurer should be collaborating with you to pay you what you are owed after an accident. [Read More]

5 Benefits Of Hiring A Divorce Attorney With Experience In LGBTQ Issues

Posted on 30 November 2022

For many gay couples, navigating the complexities of marriage can be difficult, let alone getting a divorce. If you're considering filing for divorce, it's important to find an attorney who has experience in LGBTQ issues. This way, you can ensure your rights are protected throughout the process. Your divorce attorney will also help you understand the nuances of divorce law to ensure your partner doesn't take you for a ride. Here are five benefits of hiring an attorney with experience in LGBT divorce. [Read More]

How Your Divorce Attorney Can Help You Co-Parent During Holidays

Posted on 21 October 2022

Being a parent is never easy, especially when you're separated from your co-parent. Thankfully, your divorce attorney can help you establish a custody arrangement that favors you and allows you to spend quality time with your kids. However, things get even trickier during the holidays because both you and your co-parent may want to travel and tour with the kids. You likely are already experiencing anxiety as the festive season approaches. [Read More]

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helping children get through a divorce without trauma

Anytime children are involved in a divorce, their lives can quickly spiral out of control. No matter what ages the children are, the added stress could cause them to begin to lash out and behave poorly. You could notice a dip in their grades in school or just an altered attitude toward one or both parents. I have put together some advice to help parents get through a divorce while keeping the children as emotionally balanced as possible. Through communication, extra attention and taking the advice of others, you can get through the divorce without the children loosing themselves in grief.

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