Getting Through a Contested Divorce
Divorce is never easy, even in situations where both parties are in agreement. However, when one party does not agree to the dissolution of marriage or settlement terms, the result is a contested divorce. In a typical uncontested divorce the couple is expected to come to a reasonable agreement as to the terms of
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Supreme Court of Florida Weighs in on Waivers in Hahamovitch v. Hahamovitch 
A prenuptial agreement can be an effective tool for two people to settle the division of assets upon the dissolution of the marriage. Prenuptial agreements can be complex agreements that should be approached with great care and diligence. Both parties to the agreement should have a full understanding of the subject of the agreement...
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Timing of Marriage and Baby Doesn't Affect Divorce Rate
 In the past, research showed that cohabitating couples who had a baby prior to getting married consistently faced a higher divorce rate than those who married first and had a baby later. In fact, a study by the National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG) claims that there was no increased risk of divorce for...
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Re-Establishing Contact with Your Children after a Divorce
 In some circumstances, divorce also means a temporary severance between a child and one parent. The reasons for separation are many, including isolation due to a physical or mental condition, substance abuse, maltreatment, relocation, or other breakdown in the parental relationship. Unfortunately, along with a divorce, the affected parent will be restricted from time-sharing...
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