Hold Off On These Major Purchases Until Your Divorce Is Finalized

Posted on: 9 July 2018
When you and your spouse are going through a divorce, it may feel as though your entire life is under a microscope. Unless the proceedings are overly amicable, you'll often find that your spouse and his or her attorneys are questioning and contesting a lot of the decisions that you make.  Understandably, a lot of the contention around a divorce concerns money. Both parties want to make out well financially, while perhaps not seeing their spouse get any more money than is necessary.
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Be Ready For Your Spouse To Make These Claims During A Contentious Child Custody Situation

Posted on: 8 June 2018
Few things can make divorce proceedings contentious as quickly as talking about custody of the children. If you and your spouse both want custody, you'll definitely each need to hire divorce attorneys who can present each of your cases to a judge who can then make a ruling. Even if other elements of the divorce have been fairly amicable, things can quickly become heated and accusatory as both of you fight to gain custody of the children.
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How To Recover Damages After A Spouse Vandalizes Your Vehicle

Posted on: 5 May 2018
A romantic relationship is important for your well-being and happiness. Unfortunately, relationships are not always easy. If a relationship is unhealthy, then you will see both parties lash out each other. However, it should never cross the line of physical abuse or damaging your spouse's property. Read on to find out how to recover damages after a spouse vandalizes your vehicle. File A Police Report You should call the police the moment that you know your vehicle has been damaged.
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Wills And Blended Families: What You Need To Know

Posted on: 12 April 2018
Having a blended family is very common now, which makes estate planning all the more important. When you get remarried, a lot of new family members also come into play, and it is crucial that you have made all the necessary plans with regard to your estate should you pass away. The following are some things you need to understand when dealing with your estate in a blended family: Decide How Important Decisions Will be Dealt With
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