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10 Tips For A Successful and Amicable Divorce and Divorce Mediation – Part Two
This is part 2 of a 3 part series. Divorce is tough, and it can be costly. While an attorney-driven divorce battle can take months if not years and cost tens of thousands of dollars, it is possible for couple’s to engage in a collaborative divorce process. We utilize divorce
10 Tips For A Successful Amicable Divorce and Divorce Mediation – Part One
Divorce is tough, and it can be costly. In Part 1 of our 3 Part series, we break down our 10 best tips on how to have a successful amicable divorce and divorce mediation.
The Anatomy of Divorce – Part Three
This is part 3 of a 3 part series. Divorce has three stages: Deciding on Divorce, Negotiating a Separation, and the Divorce with a Capital D. Part Three - Divorce with a Capital D In Maryland, a final divorce (known as an Absolute Divorce) is granted by a judge (and
The Anatomy of Divorce – Part Two
Once couples agree that separation and divorce is their path forward, couples must negotiate the terms of their separation. In the strictest sense, “separation” means to move apart.
The Anatomy Of Divorce – Part One
First, couples must come to the conclusion to get a divorce. For many couples, this stage takes months if not years. In many cases, one spouse has decided on a divorce well before the other spouse.
Fact Finding: A Major Opportunity for Cost Savings in Divorce Cases
So, you and your spouse are getting divorced. Now you must decide whether to attempt to resolve your divorce via a contested process in court, or through divorce mediation.
The Divorce Crossroads
Getting a divorce is an emotional and personal decision. With a pure emotional response, the desire to fight and quarrel, could be a costly decision. But, for couples that can Agree to Disagree, and work toward a resolution, you can save time and money.
Some Frequently Asked Questions FAQs on Divorce
Once you and your spouse arrive at the decision to get divorced, and you’re thinking about what to do next, you probably have at least one of the following questions...
We’re Getting a Divorce…Now What?
Today, we’ll discuss what to do when you and your spouse decide to get divorced. Or in other words, Now What?