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Category Archives: Divorce Law

Adultery & Property Division in Florida

No-fault, uncontested divorce statutes are similar from state to state. Florida divorce laws permit  a married couple to divorce based on the principle of “no fault”, as defined by the Florida Family Law court. Under this principle, the fact that one spouse engaged in adulterous behavior during the marriage is…

December 3rd, 2012 Divorce Settlement, Florida Divorce

Divorce & Aliens

Many couples marry in order to ensure security in a number of areas; whether this is financially or otherwise. Some couples even marry for residency status within the country. But what happens when these couples file for divorce? Legal status in the county is affected, as well as the other…

November 30th, 2012 Divorce Law

Massachusetts Alimony Law Changes

Family Court, and the laws that are upheld within its walls, are forever changing to benefit the best interest of children and to aid in smooth transition and dissolution of marriage. Alimony is one of the areas in which family law is forever changing the most. With so many of…

November 25th, 2012 Massachusetts Divorce, Spousal Support

A Surprise from Beyond the Grave: Death and Divorce

We have all heard the horror stories that sometime accompany the divorce process. Bickering, revenge, and downright hatred can sometimes be found where once there was proclaimed love. Just when we think we have heard it all, another tale surfaces from the abyss of the never ending stream of crazy…

November 24th, 2012 Life After Divorce, New York Divorce

The New Face of Spousal Support in Michigan

One of the many issues that arises often during the divorce process is spousal support, also known as alimony or maintenance. Particularly in cases where one spouse makes a significantly larger amount each year, the spousal support can become a high point of discussion. Many who apply for support want…

November 17th, 2012 Michigan Divorce, Spousal Support

Knowing Your Rights Before the Divorce Process

Divorces are life altering events. Knowing what is happening, what you are entitled to, and how to get these things throughout the process is something that anyone going through the divorce process should know. The more informed someone is about their situation, the better they will be able to navigate…

November 14th, 2012 Divorce Law, Divorce Process

Gay Marriage & the 2012 Election

Gay marriage, a hotly debated and deeply emotionally-charged subject, has once again come to the forefront on election night. Depending on your definition of marriage, marriage equality, regardless of sexual preference, took a huge step forward last night. For the first time in American history, a ballot measure to legalize…

November 7th, 2012 Divorce Law, Same-Sex Marriage

Texas Divorce Law Stands Alone

Texas is known for being a state that does things independently. They are, after all, the Lone Star State. So it should come as no surprise that Texas is one of the states in the U.S with the highest number of Pro Se litigants in divorce cases. Pro Se divorce…

November 6th, 2012 Divorce Documents, Texas Divorce

Equal Rights Extends to Alimony

Up until 1979, alimony was only awarded to (ex)wives, and not to husbands. Now, you may think that the times were different and women didn’t really have the rights or means to be able to fully support their husbands once divorced. This is partially correct, but this was also the…

October 31st, 2012 Alabama divorce, Spousal Support

The Changed Face of Alimony

Up until 1979, alimony was only awarded to (ex)wives, and not to husbands. Now, you may think that the times were different and women didn’t really have the rights or means to be able to fully support their husbands once divorced. This is partially correct, but this was also the…

October 30th, 2012 Divorce Law, Divorce Settlement, Spousal Support

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