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Going through the divorce process can understandably be challenging from both a financial and an emotional standpoint. This is particularly true if your soon-to-be ex was the primary or sole breadwinner in your household during your marriage. Fortunately, you may be...
There are many ways in which a night of fun can end badly, especially if alcohol is involved. Alcohol tends to heighten people's emotions and lower their inhibitions, causing them to do things they might not do sober. For instance, you have probably been at bars or...
The idea of going through the divorce process with your soon-to-be-ex may understandably be overwhelming, as you essentially have to figure out how to separate your intertwined finances and emotions. Having to go to trial to achieve this may only add stress to the...
Divorce is never an easy process due to the emotional and financial challenges it involves. Your biggest fear may understandably be going through a long, wearisome battle with your future ex. Fortunately, not all divorce situations involve litigation. The use of...
The whole, "What's mine is yours" mindset often vanishes soon after one spouse serves the other with divorce papers. No matter which end of the filing process you are on, divorce can be a real game-changer when it comes to sharing property and assets. Where once you...
When you and your spouse first married, you were more than likely deeply in love. For years, that may have been enough to keep you together -- until it wasn't. The two of you agree that you fell out of love and that your relationship reached its end. Neither of you...
Facing criminal charges of any kind can be a daunting prospect, and a DWI is no exception. When your driving privileges are at stake and other consequences are possible, you know that it is important to act quickly and decisively to protect your rights and interests....
When you and your spouse had a happy marriage, you probably did not think twice about purchasing property together or titling assets in both of your names. When doing this, you created marital property that you each shared and of which you could each claim ownership....
