Blog Posts in Divorce

Once you stop looking at your divorce as an argument to win, you move closer to a resolution and you can start to heal. While other lawyers may use their ability to argue as a marketing tool, we ...

As many people have heard by now, The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (H.R.1) passed Congress in December. The new laws are changing the ways that we address alimony in family law cases. Here’s what you need to ...

Most people have never stepped into a courtroom before and the idea of speaking and being questioned in front of a judge and others can be intimidating. To help reduce that anxiety, we’ve compiled ...

Once the clock strikes midnight, many of us feel as if our own personal clock has reset and that we are starting over with a fresh, clean slate. In many ways, the ending of a marriage can incite these ...

Although the temperature outside recently may convey otherwise, the holiday season is fast approaching. Whether this is your first holiday season after a divorce or you’re an old pro at it, the ...

Breaking up. Splitting up. Dissolving the marriage. Each phrase exudes destruction, the death of a marriage. Perhaps a change in perception can change the course of the divorce for a couple who does ...