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Divorce & Family Law

What Does Divorce Mean For Your Home?

What Does Divorce Mean For Your Home? “What happens to the house?” is usually one of the first questions that come to mind when getting separated or divorced – and …

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What Happens to the Little Big Things in a Divorce?

What Happens to the Little Big Things in a Divorce? In divorce cases, great time and attention is spent addressing the disposition of real property, retirement plans, investments, and the …

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The Truth Will Set You Free: Why Credibility is Currency in Divorce and Custody Cases

Most of us have done things we are embarrassed about or ashamed of — things we would rather not share in polite company, for fear of being judged.  We omit, …

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Should I Borrow or Accept Money from Family While Getting Divorced?

Cash flow is a common concern for most people going through separation or divorce. Many clients ask me if they can accept or borrow money from family. While accepting or borrowing …

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As The World Reopens: What’s the Impact on Your Divorce?

As The World Reopens: What’s the Impact on Your Divorce? For at least a year the world, families, and each of us in those families have had to deal with …

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Should I Get a Loan While Getting Divorced?

If you’re going through a separation or divorce and cash flow is tight, you’re not alone. Many families going through separation or divorce find it difficult to get their hands …

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What to Do When You Want a Divorce But Your Spouse Won’t Respond

What to Do When You Want a Divorce But Your Spouse Won’t Respond Divorce is challenging enough when two partners are of a like mind they want to separate, but …

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Is the COVID Pandemic Hindering Your Child’s Chances of Future Success?

“…[I]t ain’t about how hard you hit. It’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward; how much you can take and keep moving forward. That’s how …

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Decisions, Decisions: Can your spouse make them for you if you lack capacity?

Too often couples find themselves in a situation where due to age, illness, or accident, one spouse no longer has the ability to make decisions or handle life’s responsibilities – …

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Can You Really Get Divorced From Your Couch?

Who would have imagined years ago that in 2020 you would be able get divorced from your living room sofa? It is as if it were predicted in the movie …

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Am I Covered? Divorce and Health Insurance

‘Tis the season for many employers open enrollment period for health insurance coverage and other employment-related benefits. Choices abound. But what if you and your spouse are divorcing and you …

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My Top 5 New Year’s Resolutions for Those Going Through Divorce

In keeping with the time-honored New Year’s tradition of reflecting on the year past and making resolutions for the coming year, I’ve put together a list of my top-five resolutions …

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