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How To Best Use Social Media During A Divorce
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat—most of us use one or more of these social media outlets to post photos and videos or make comments. In fact, approximately one-quarter of the world’s population uses Facebook. Many people are glued to their phones as they await likes, comments, and updates from their friends. Social media can be… Read More »
What Are Irreconcilable Differences?
When you hear of people getting divorced, you may hear the term “irreconcilable differences.” What exactly does this mean? Irreconcilable differences means that the spouses cannot get along with each other for some reason. It means the couple cannot agree on basic issues, and when they cannot agree, the marriage cannot work. This reason… Read More »
Can Marriage Counseling Help Your Marriage?
When many people struggle with their marriages, they try one last thing before filing for divorce: marriage counseling. Marriage counseling is a great tool that helps couples reduce conflicts and improve their relationships. However, your marriage does not have to be rocky in order for you and your spouse to gain benefits from marriage… Read More »
Creating A Visitation Schedule
In a divorce when children are involved, the judge will decide on child custody. Parents will be asked to create a visitation schedule, or parenting time schedule, in which they will agree on when they will spend time with each parent. While a judge can create a schedule, it’s usually better when both parents… Read More »
Parents Battling Over COVID Vaccines For Children
Divorced parents tend to fight over everything, from money to education to religion to medical treatment. One thing that parents are fighting over right now is whether or not to vaccinate their children. The COVID vaccine is available for children ages 12 and older. In late August, the FDA approved the Pfizer vaccine for… Read More »
Should I Hire A Divorce Coach?
Many people hire life coaches to help them better understand their goals and motivation in life. Divorce coaches have a similar role, providing clients with support and guidance during the divorce process. Divorces are costly, though. Does it make sense to hire a lawyer and a divorce coach? It will depend on your situation… Read More »
When A Divorce Is Denied By A Judge
When a couple decides to divorce amicably, you would think that the courts would be agreeable and allow the couple to end their marriage as stress-free as possible. Unfortunately, this is not always the case, making an emotional process even harder. A judge in Kentucky recently denied a couple’s request to get a divorce…. Read More »
Foreclosure Defense
A house is the biggest purchase that most people will ever buy. Buying a house can be exciting, but having to cough up enough money each month for the mortgage can be a challenge. This is especially true as COVID has ravaged businesses in the United States, leaving people unemployed. This lack of work… Read More »
How To Navigate The Probate Process
When a person dies, their assets may have to go through the probate process, depending on state law. This process involves validating the will, retitling the deceased person’s assets, paying debts, and distributing assets. While probate can be efficient for smaller estates, it is more often time-consuming and costly. In many cases, there are… Read More »
How A Lawyer Can Help You Get The Best Child Custody Outcome
When a couple with children divorce, they may think they can handle child custody matters themselves. They may want to save money, so they choose to proceed without a lawyer. Is this a good idea? Divorce lawyers tend to have a reputation for wanting to argue. However, studies show that divorcing parents who retain… Read More »