Category: Divorce
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How to be Financially Prepared for Divorce
Read more: How to be Financially Prepared for DivorceDivorce is an emotionally challenging process that can also have a significant impact on your financial well-being. To ensure a smoother transition and a secure future, it is crucial to be financially…
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How Long Does A Divorce Take?
Read more: How Long Does A Divorce Take?Divorce is a challenging and emotional process that can take a toll on all parties involved. One of the most common questions asked by those considering or going through a divorce is,…
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What’s The Difference Between Divorce and Separation?
Read more: What’s The Difference Between Divorce and Separation?When a marriage is in trouble, it is common for couples to consider their options, which often include divorce or legal separation. Both options can provide some distance and space for the…
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Navigating the Divorce Process: A Comprehensive Guide
Read more: Navigating the Divorce Process: A Comprehensive GuideGoing through a divorce can be an emotionally challenging and stressful experience. In addition to the emotional turmoil, the financial aspects of a divorce can be complex and overwhelming. It is crucial…
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How Mediation Can Save Time & Money in Your Family Law Dispute
Read more: How Mediation Can Save Time & Money in Your Family Law DisputeFamily law disputes can be time-consuming, stressful, and expensive. Mediation is an alternative dispute resolution method that can save you time, money, and emotional energy. In this post, we will discuss five…
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What To Expect When You Meet Your Divorce Attorney
Read more: What To Expect When You Meet Your Divorce AttorneyMeeting with a divorce attorney can be daunting. At Miller Cushing Holladay, we want to make you feel welcome in our office and feel as though you are a part of our…
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Don’t let children be the reason for you to hold onto a failing marriage
Read more: Don’t let children be the reason for you to hold onto a failing marriageIn 1994, in Cass County, Minnesota, now retired Judge Michael Haas had very blunt words for the divorcing parents appearing before him. It was later published as part of Ann Landers’s advice…
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Divorce from Bed and Board: Ordering One Spouse to Move out of the Marital Home
Read more: Divorce from Bed and Board: Ordering One Spouse to Move out of the Marital HomeIn North Carolina, spouses must live separate and apart for one year before they may obtain an Absolute Divorce. The date of separation occurs when one or both spouses move out of…
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Divorcing Your Technology
Read more: Divorcing Your TechnologyDivorcing your ex legally is important, but even more important is divorcing yourself electronically – from shared online accounts to Siri, you need to cut those cords, too. Here is our guidebook…
