Un estudio reciente muestra la continuación y la aceleración de una tendencia observadores han notado fines de siglo menos y menos estadounidenses aproximadamente media, al menos los menores de 30, están optando por casarse. Los datos, recogida por Pew Research, indica que entre los hombres y las mujeres menores de 30, aproximadamente uno de cada cinco personas están casados. Sólo 50 hace años que, esa estadística era dos veces y media su … [Read more...]
Un estudio muestra que marzo es “Mes divorcio”
April 26, 2016 by
De acuerdo con un estudio realizado por FindLaw.com, casi la mitad de todas las quejas de divorcio se presentó en los tres primeros meses del año, y la mayor parte de los que se presentó en marzo. El análisis mostró un aumento en el tráfico a sitios web relacionados con el divorcio en enero, con el máximo en marzo. Mientras que muchos abogados están de acuerdo con los hallazgos, dicen que las razones específicas no están claras, pero es probable que tenga que hacer … [Read more...]
Practical Tips for Recently Divorced Dads
May 19, 2015 by
Avanzando: consejos prácticos para papás divorciados Así que su matrimonio ha terminado y usted es un padre con visitas de un niño pequeño,en. It can be easy to sink into depression, anxiety or shame. Here are some ways that you can keep your sanity, develop a good relationship with your children, and keep yourself moving in the right direction. Take the Opportunity to Improve Your Financial Situation If … [Read more...]
How Can You Make Your Divorce Truly Collaborative?
May 5, 2015 by
Steps for Making Your Divorce Truly Collaborative The concept of "collaborative divorce" has gained a much wider acceptance over the last decade, as states across the country have sanctioned the alternative approach to marital dissolution. In a nutshell, collaborative divorce involves an agreement by the parties and their attorneys to resolve all differences without the intervention of the court. … [Read more...]
The Differences Between Military and Civilian Divorce
April 29, 2015 by
Military and Civilian Divorce—The Differences If you and/or your spouse are active duty service-members in the armed forces of the United States, there are specific issues you need to consider before and during a divorce proceeding: Where to file for divorce How custody and visitation will be affected, particularly if one party is at a permanent duty station across the country or around the … [Read more...]
The Common Reasons People File for Divorce
March 24, 2015 by
No Big Surprise—The Top Ten Reasons People File for DivorceIn a recent study that looked at more than a thousand divorces, the top ten reasons people sought to end a marriage came as no surprise. Here they are: Number 10: Money problems Number 9: One of the parties was physically or emotionally abusive Number 8: They had stopped doing things together Number 7: One or both or the … [Read more...]
Divorce Rates Highest in the South
February 24, 2015 by
South Leads Country in Rate of DivorceAccording to U.S. Census Bureau reports, states in the Deep South tend to have higher rates of divorce than the national average, for both men and women. An official with the Census Bureau attributes the higher divorce rate to two factors: higher marriage rates in the same area, and more marriages involving younger persons. In the northeast, where divorce … [Read more...]
Texas Military Divorce Laws
January 6, 2015 by
Understanding Military Divorce in Texas If you are an active duty soldier in Texas or are married to someone in the armed forces, and you want to get a divorce, there are some special issues you must address. Protecting the Rights of Military Personnel A federal law, known as the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act, allows a Texas court, at its discretion, to postpone a divorce proceeding for … [Read more...]
Making Your Divorce Less Difficult for Your Children
December 23, 2014 by
Steps You Can Take to Minimize the Impact of a Divorce on Your Children Divorce is hard on kids, no matter what you do. Their sense of stability and security can be greatly reduced. While you wouldn’t do things to intentionally cause them additional suffering, there are some basic things you can do to make life easier for them during and after the transition. Avoid Potential Conflict Whenever … [Read more...]
Can Documents Produced in Mediation Be Used in Litigation?
December 10, 2014 by
The Mediation Confidentiality Privilege: How Broad Is It? When you seek to resolve a dispute through mediation, one of the reassurances you will often receive from counsel is that “all mediation communications and documents are privileged.” On its face, this seems to indicate that any documents produced for purposes of the mediation may not be subject to disclosure in subsequent litigation. But … [Read more...]
