FAQs Category: 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 believe it is really just a scare tactic that inaccurately conveys that if you don’t have the …

After elections, there is often a rise in divorce rates. This pattern intrigues sociologists and experts who analyze social trends. Elections heighten emotions, debates, and societal divisions, impacting personal relationships. Tensions from political disagreements often extend to the home, potentially straining marriages. The aftermath of such significant political events creates pressure, which can reveal underlying …

The text exchange went like this:Teenage daughter: “Dad, I’m going to stay home tonight. K?”Dad: “I’d rather you not. I won’t see you until next weekend.” Teenage daughter: “That’s not my fault.”Dad: “You know the divorce has nothing to do with you.”Teenage daughter: “Then why am I the only one affected by it?”Divorce does not …