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Have you ever gone through an experience in life, and thought back and wished that you had known things or had more information from the start? We have all had that thought of “if I knew then what I knew now…” Well, divorce is no different, and there are some...

If you have any kind of family law case, whether a divorce or a modification of a previously entered divorce, at some point, your attorney may suggest attending mediation. Mediation has a number of advantages, and can help you end your divorce case your way, on your terms. But what...

You may have heard about people in lawsuits “going to mediation,” or perhaps having settled the case in mediation. But what is mediation, and how and why does it play such a large and important role in divorce and family law cases? What is Mediation?  Mediation is a method for...

Divorce, we think, is always about fighting. Whether because of what friends have told us, or because of what we see on the news or the media, nobody can quite believe that there are some divorces that do not involve a lot of fighting—these are what we call uncontested divorces....

In a divorce case, you can have the option to represent yourself without hiring an attorney. This is known as proceeding in the case "pro se." The term "pro se" is derived from Latin and translated means "for oneself." Those who choose this path either cannot afford an attorney, prefer...

Divorce is often a painful, bitter process, and for good reason. It involves immense emotional turmoil, significant life changes, and, at times, contentious disagreements. However, your divorce does not have to be a battle filled with hostility and resentment. Instead, it can be approached with dignity and respect, transforming a...

When we think of divorce cases, we tend to see them as black and white. On the one hand, you can go to court, litigate, and engage in a long, bitter divorce fight. On the other hand, you can just agree on everything and have a simple, uncontested divorce. What...

When people think of divorce, it often conjures images of high conflict, emotional battles, and contentious court proceedings. However, there are options that can reduce the conflict and that allows for mutual respect thus making the divorce far more “civil”. What is a “Civil Divorce”? A civil divorce is characterized...

Whenever someone talks about a potential impending divorce, the discussion often turns to money- specifically, what one spouse will have to pay or what the receiving spouse will receive as spousal support – often called alimony. Alimony can be somewhat scary because it is not definite; there is no exact...

Divorce is often seen as a dividing line that severs all relational ties, but it doesn’t have to be that way. In fact, preserving relationships after a divorce—whether with your children, extended family, or even your ex-spouse—can create a healthier post-divorce environment for everyone. With the right mindset and approach,...