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Being the first to file for divorce provides some strategic advantages. However, being the first to plan for divorce is more significant and provides more advantages than being the first to file. When two people choose to end their marriage, they have to make many difficult decisions regarding their assets, futures, and possibly the custody of their children. Many couples attempt to keep their divorce as amicable as possible by pursuing an uncontested divorce. However, sometimes a couple’s relationship has deteriorated to the point that they have no hope of making an uncontested divorce work. In some cases, one spouse may even be worried that the other spouse will attempt to hide assets or sabotage his or her chances of custody.
- 21 Jan 2022
Couples going through a collaborative law divorce should use interest-based negotiation to determine what they want when dividing assets. Couples who choose a collaborative law divorce seek to find a resolution that works for both parties and allows them to maintain a friendly relationship in the future. One way for parties to avoid unnecessary animosity is to try an interest-based negotiation to divide assets.
- 22 Dec 2021
People considering divorce need to find a lawyer that can handle their specific situation and help them reach their goals. For most people, getting a divorce is a complicated and emotional process. The right attorney can help make the divorce faster and less emotionally taxing.
- 15 Dec 2021
When parents are fighting for custody of their children, there are things they should avoid. Any action that makes it appear as if they don't have the children's best interest at heart could sway the court's opinion and hurt their custody case.
- 8 Dec 2021
