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If you’re contemplating a divorce, it’s crucial to understand that there isn’t a one-fits-all solution for the dissolution of marriage. You’ll need to identify your priorities and acknowledge your unique circumstances before deciding on how you want to proceed. With...
When seeking a divorce, there is no fixed process that will fit all cases. Parties to a divorce have to check their priorities and the circumstances surrounding their case before deciding how to proceed with the dissolution of the marriage. One thing to note is that...
Rather than navigate your divorce in court, you and your current spouse instead want to work with a neutral third party. How do you make the most of mediation? American Bar Association offers tips for succeeding at mediation. Learn how to maximize the alternate...
After you and your spouse decide to divorce, you will need to work out issues relating to property division, spousal support and child custody. When you mediate your divorce, you and your spouse work with a neutral third party to come to an agreement. Many couples in...
During a divorce, it can be difficult to make decisions with your soon-to-be former spouse. Both amicable and high-conflict divorces can create difficulty, particularly when it comes to decisions made about children. Generally, both parents want what is best for their...
Most people believe that divorce necessarily happens in a courtroom, but this is not the case. In fact, in many instances, a trial divorce is not the best option. Many divorcing couples choose collaborative divorce as an affordable alternative to trial divorce. There...
Mediation is an alternative to divorce that many couples in Indiana find beneficial. However, for some couples, it is not recommended, as it requires both parties to work together to reach an amicable solution. Lifehacker provides a few examples of when divorce might...