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Once you and your spouse have signed and the Judgment is filed with the court, you are officially “divorced.”  Now what? These are some things to consider: Don’t ever throw away the Judgment! Years after your case is over, you may need to provide proof of your divorce...

Divorce can be overwhelming. Sometimes people overlook the importance of documents, in their effort to protect things of sentimental value.  Verifying the nature and extent of income, assets and debts, reimbursements and credits, and other details of divorce requires...

When The ‘Date of Separation’ is generally considered to be the date on which one or both parties clearly communicate to the other their intent to end the marriage. If that discussion is not had, the Date of Separation might be the date on which one of the parties...

Any of these may be the kiss of death to an amicable, reasonably priced divorce: Don't Date  There’s no rush!  Even if the divorce was not “your” idea, and even if the divorce was the result of infidelity by your spouse. The reason is quite simply that it can...