Divorce Curves Ahead: Top Ten Warning Signs

Dec 20, 2012 by

There are no shortages of Top Ten lists of things we all think we know: in divorce, however, the problem is often the need for a list of things you wish you had known. But rear view mirrors are not very useful in evaluating the accidents of divorce: courts are reluctant to go back into the emotional quagmire of a final divorce decree. Better navigation of a divorce’s potential legal curves has enormous benefits for both divorcing parties. Unfortunately, most courts don’t take full measure...

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North Carolina Divorce Forms

Dec 20, 2012 by

North Carolina allows living separate and apart without cohabitation for one year’s time, or living separate and apart due to incurable insanity for three years, as legitimate grounds for a no-fault, uncontested divorce. Instead of paying an attorney to file the action, now there is a far more affordable alternative available in the form of a North Carolina divorce forms service. Divorce laws are state-specific and a divorce forms service will provide North Carolina-specific documents...

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Find A Local Divorce Attorney

Dec 20, 2012 by

Finding the right divorce lawyer is an important part of getting a divorce. The challenges of divorce are difficult to deal with without the added pressure of legal matters too. A competent divorce attorney can make the whole ordeal a lot smoother and allow you to focus your time and attention on other areas of your life. Attempting to resolve a bitterly contested split without a good divorce lawyer could be a disastrous mistake that could affect your life negatively for many years to come. An...

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Before Divorce

Dec 17, 2012 by

You are beginning to consider or are contemplating divorce, or you want to learn more about what is involved, what the laws are in your state, how much it costs, how it will affect your family, whether or not you need one, or how to get started. Divorce 101 Articles Q&A’s Find Local Resources Divorce 101 How to Divorce Going through a divorce is never a pleasant experience, but if you have a clear understanding of the procedure, it can be a new beginning for...

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Start Your Divorce

Dec 11, 2012 by

Starting your divorce means understanding the rules of the divorce procedure according to the state you live in. You will have important decisions to make and will need to understand how the process works. Fortunately, there are several ways you can get started and divorce your spouse without completely losing your assets in the process. You can locate a qualified divorce lawyer in your area that is familiar with the laws where you reside, or skip the lawyer and initiate your divorce at...

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Online Divorce

Dec 11, 2012 by

Divorce.com / CompleteCase.com Solution Filing online is the fastest, easiest and most affordable way to start your divorce, and Divorce.com has partnered with CompleteCase.com to make complete divorce document packages readily available to all Divorce.com users. There is no faster or affordable way to handle your divorce. The average family law divorce attorney will typically charge at least $200/hour resulting in a $4,000.00 total fee for 20 hours of work on a case. CompleteCase.com charges...

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Divorce Online

Aug 8, 2012 by

You might gain your freedom and a new life with a divorce, but you will surely also gain what seems like a new full-time job of researching, completing and filing your divorce forms. Even if you have an attorney, it is impossible to get through a divorce in any state today without having to deal with the mountain of paperwork that comes along with the process. The various forms, affidavits and legal documents associated with a divorce start needing your attention as soon as you initiate the...

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Divorce Settlement

Aug 8, 2012 by

The divorce settlement is one of the last legal actions in a divorce proceeding and is the final agreement between spouses that sets forth the terms and conditions of a divorce. Divorce settlements cover the division of property and the court’s assignment of ongoing responsibilities concerning issues such as custody, visitation, and support. Divorce settlement agreements must be signed by both parties and accepted by the court before they can be incorporated into the final divorce decree....

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Do It Yourself Divorce

Aug 8, 2012 by

If you have decided to legally end your marriage you might be considering a do it yourself divorce, or pro se dissolution. Pro se means “for yourself” and dissolution is a word is used by the court meaning divorce. Do it yourself divorces can help you save both time and money if you are able to communicate and negotiate with your spouse. A pro se divorce is best used in uncomplicated cases where both spouses agree on the basic terms and conditions of the divorce. If there are...

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Do-It-Yourself Divorce?

Aug 8, 2012 by

Divorce is not the happiest topic in the world to think about, but some people can find themselves in a situation that makes divorce a necessity. Since lawyers can tend to make an expensive divorce more expensive, many people look for affordable options online. The good news is that in many cases today, an online divorce service can help make filing for divorce a bit simpler and less expensive. Although a do-it-yourself divorce implies that you are getting a divorce without any help from a...

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Finding a Divorce Lawyer

Aug 8, 2012 by

One of the best things you can do for yourself during a divorce is hire a good lawyer. But finding a lawyer to represent you is easier said than done. Here are a few steps you can take to make the process a little easier.   Chose a Lawyer Who Specializes in Divorce While there are many areas of the law, such as real estate law and criminal law, you want a lawyer that specializes in divorce law. Begin your search right here at Divorce.com. Enter your zip code into the search box and...

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World’s Easiest Divorce

Aug 8, 2012 by

Critics of no fault divorce in the United States frequently complain that the absence of a requirement to prove a fault or wrong-doing in a marriage in order to obtain a divorce not only makes it too easy to complete, but also actually serves to encourage divorce. The claim may be strengthened somewhat by the fact that the statistics do show that the incidence of divorce rose in almost every jurisdiction that no fault divorce laws were adopted in. However, to be fair, one could also point out...

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Are annulments easier and more affordable?

Aug 8, 2012 by

Question:  I have been married to a man since June of 2002. I left him in October of 2004. I have been on my own and I have a daughter who was born in March 2003. I want to either get a divorce or possibly an annulment. I do not know which one I should ask for. I hear annulments are easier and more affordable. We have a low to middle income so I need all the help I can get with making it fall into my budget. Here is why I think my situation may qualify for annulment. I know annulments...

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In a divorce settlement how is pension divided between the two parties?

Aug 8, 2012 by

Question:  In a divorce settlement how is pension divided between the two parties? State:  Alabama Answer:  Pensions and other marital assets are divided according to the laws in the state where you reside. If you live in Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington or Wisconsin, you live in a community property state and assets will usually be split down the middle. All others are equitable property states...

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Resources

Dec 20, 2012 by

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Study Finds Domestic Violence Shelters Are Meeting Needs of Most Victims

Aug 8, 2012 by

Becoming homeless. Losing everything, including their children. Doing something desperate. Facing continued, life-threatening abuse. That is what victims of domestic violence who received help from shelters say their fate would have been if those shelters did not exist, according to Meeting Survivors’ Needs: A Multi-State Study of Domestic Violence Shelter Experiences. Released today, the groundbreaking study is based on a survey of 3,410 people served by domestic violence shelters in...

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