Texas Courts Allow Divorce Without Lawyers
In today’s economy, budgets are often a necessity. Even marriages with two working spouses have trouble keeping up with all the bills and living comfortably. Yet when divorce enters the picture, it can...
View ArticleDivorced: Forever Changed
The definition of marriage has long since been the union of two people in holy matrimony, those two people being clearly defined under law as a man and a woman. However, with change being at the...
View ArticleMassachusetts Alimony Law Changes
Each state has its own specific and detailed laws in regards to anything that falls under the Family Law tree. Obviously these laws vary state to state, depending on certain instances that only occur...
View ArticleTechnology: Changing Family Law Forever
Technology rules the world, plain and simple. Technology has its hand in everything in today’s day and age. It was only a matter of time before new laws were drawn up and integrated into the new and...
View ArticleWeird but True Divorce Stories from around the Web
Love can make people crazy; the world provides us many examples. Divorce however can induce behaviors that go beyond the scope of any sense of normal rational thinking. Even though it is the process...
View ArticleDivorce Law Explained: the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act
Many spouses seeking a divorce have a multitude of questions concerning paperwork, lawyers, fees and a laundry list of other things. When children are involved in the mix, the amount of questions and...
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Montana Divorce Law: the Declaration of Invalidity
A declaration of invalidity is used in family law to declare a marriage void, essentially declaring that the marriage lacks an element required for a legal union. Montana Divorce Law allows that a...
View ArticleOmit at Your Own Cost in the State of Oregon
The distribution of assets during a divorce is imminent in the majority of cases. Also in a majority of cases comes the wave of hurt, disappointment and distrust. So what do you do if you think that...
View ArticleDivorce Procedure 101: How to File for Divorce in Texas
One of the most frequently asked questions among those looking to file for divorce is “how do i go about starting the process?” Each state has different requirements and laws to abide by in the...
View Article6 Steps to an Alabama Annulment
Alabama is a state that does recognize annulments, upon the right grounds and qualification. The difference between an Alabama divorce and an annulment is that a divorce will only dissolve the...
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