Love and Marriage Fairy Tale By Jenny Clair

When we were children we believed in fairy tales and happy ever after endings just like Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty and many other fa

Divorce and Separation - A Child’s Perspective By Jenny Clair

It is always the children that suffer the most when a marriage breaks down and separation or divorce is imminent. Children of divorcing parents

Divorce--How the Legal System Works Against You By Ed Sherman

If there were no legal system, no lawyers and no courts, divorce would still be difficult and it would still take time to go through it. Divorce

Marriage - Divorce - Separation - How to Handle the Split Loyalties with Friends After Separation By Jenny Clair

We have all most probably encountered it at some stage in our lives - who do we stay friends with after a couple divorces or separates?The

Divorce Roadmap: The Route Around the Legal System By Ed Sherman

Let's look at how a divorce case works so you can see what you face and how you can beat the legal system. The legal divorce process is similar i

Divorce--How to Beat the System By Ed Sherman

Of course you want to get your Judgment--that's the goal of your legal divorce--but you don't want to go through the adversarial legal system to

Divorce--Negotiating Agreement: Ten Steps By Ed Sherman

The best predictor of a good divorce outcome is the degree of client control over the negotiation--everything works much better if you have it. T

Divorce--The Five Obstacles to Agreement By Ed Sherman

This article and my articles "Overcoming Obstacles to Agreement" and "Negotiating Agreement" are about how to deal with disagreement--from simple

Divorce--Overcoming the Obstacles to Agreement: Ten Steps By Ed Sherman

You're going to want to be working on your divorce agreement outside the legal system, because the things you can do to help yourself outside the

Spousal Emotional Abuse During Divorce--What You Can Do By Ed Sherman

Is your spouse violent, abusive, harassing? In cases of harassment or violence there are legal remedies and there are practical things you

Rebuilding Your Life from the Ashes By Bobby Collins

One peculiar feature of a stepfamily is that they are built on a negative foundation. A stepfamily couple comes to their new home with a full s

Healing Dysfunctional Families By Nick Arrizza, M.D.

In a recent article entitled "Some Evidence On How We Are Spiritually Connected" I reported on a case study that revealed how individuals who sh

Four Tips to Save You Money in a Divorce Case By Scott Morgan

1. Have an Clear Written Fee AgreementMost experienced and effective divorce attorneys charge by the hour and require an advance re

Joint Bank Accounts and Divorce By John Mussi

Here are some useful tips on joint bank accounts and divorce. If you've recently been through a divorce - or are contemplating one - you may want

Commitment To Marriage By Mellody Davis

Being marriage means being fully committed to your husband as to the Lord. Look at Ephesians 5:22 it says Wives, submit to your husbands as to t

How To Protect Your Life Insurance Policy While Going Through A Divorce By Matt McWilliams

Life insurance, more than most things you buy, relates to the circumstances of your life. You buy life insurance to protect your family from fina

Deciding On Spousal Support By S. A. Baker

No matter which side you are on, spousal support is something that will need to be taken care of during a divorce. Something must be decided abo

Divorce, The Hardest Thing You Have To Do By S. A. Baker

Knowing What To Do In DivorceKnowing what to do when you are faced with a divorce is often hard to figure out. But, you can and you will

Child Support: 5 Key Things Every Parent Should Know By Detra D. Davis

There is no magic solution to getting issues surrounding child support resolved. Most parents know that when dealing with the bureaucracy tied to

Steps Toward Divorce By Brandi Simon

When you’re faced with the possibility of divorce it’s important that you make sure you and your children (if you have any) are taken care of. B

Women And Divorce: How Women Should Protect Themselves Financially Regarding Divorce By Karl Augustine

Women who believe a divorce is a possibility or who think that their husband will be asking about getting a divorce at some point should put thei

Should I Get Divorced? Or Not? By Marilyn Vilyus

No one besides you can determine whether or not a divorce is right for you! But, there are some general questions which pretty much apply to eve

Surviving Life After Divorce By Sharon Jacobsen

After divorce, the most important thing you can do is to move forward sensibly. Here are ten steps to help you on your way back to a fulfilling l

How Can Collaborative Law Be Beneficial In Your "Texas Divorce"? By Marilyn Vilyus

Collaborative law is based on the realization that the commitment by the parties in a family is that it is in their best interest to avoid going

Houston Divorce Lawyer - West Houston Attorney Answers Common Questions About Mediation By Marilyn Vilyus

If you are reading this, then you are probably either thinking of filing for divorce -- or have a feeling that your spouse may be filing for divo

Top 5 To Dos Before Saying “I Do” By Jennifer Coleman

1. DO allow yourself enough time to make one of your biggest life-altering decisions. Ask yourself why now and why with this person? You should

Guide To Reducing The Cost Of Divorce By Lee Rosen

Seven Tips to help you keep more of your money at a time when you especially need it to support two households instead of one.Educate your

5 Things To Do Before You Even Think About Getting A Divorce By Lee Rosen

There are many steps to take to protect yourself in a divorce. This article will get you started. Your best bet is to talk to a lawyer before you

Alienation of Affection - Interference with marriage can cost big bucks in North Carolina By Lee Rosen

Non-lawyers are often surprised to learn that a spouse can sue for money damages in North Carolina based on allegations of emotional harm caused

10 Ways to Keep Divorce Lawyers From Ruining Your Life By Lee Rosen

Everyone has heard the story (from friends, co-workers, and family members) of the divorce from hell; the one that grinds on for years, costs unt