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Family Law

How divorce with children is different

Divorce cases are not always the same because they each have unique circumstances. However, some experiences can be almost similar for divorcing couples, a good example being divorce cases involving children. Divorcing parents have a different experience from spouses...

Social media can negatively impact divorce

Facebook, X, and other social media platforms are excellent ways to stay in touch with family and friends. In just a few seconds, you can share pictures of your new baby, tell folks about your child’s accomplishments, and stroll down memory lane with your school...

What should a surrogacy agreement cover?

A surrogacy agreement is a legal document that outlines the rights, roles, and responsibilities of all parties involved in a surrogacy agreement. Whether you’re an intended parent or a surrogate, this agreement is crucial to ensuring the whole process is smooth,...

3 tips for maintaining a peaceful divorce

Divorce can get messy, but this doesn't always have to be the case. You and your soon-to-be ex-spouse can go through a peaceful process, ending your marriage with dignity. Here are three tips that can help you maintain a peaceful divorce: Focus on long-term factors...

How can divorce impact a family farm?

Business owners who go through a divorce have to figure out how their split will impact their business, in addition to their personal life. For example, while spousal interests in some businesses are fairly easy to divide, that’s not the case for others. One specific...

How will divorce affect your inheritance?

The property you inherited from your parents could represent your family’s legacy. It may seem like a plot of land to others, but it might be a piece of your family’s history, passed down through generations. Understandably, it holds not only financial but also...

What are signs that divorce may be in your future?

When it comes to divorce, planning in advance often helps. You may need to gather paperwork, change bank accounts, inventory assets, consider local divorce laws, and much more. In other words, it’s just helpful if you can spot any red flags that indicate you may get...