If you and your spouse have decided to get a divorce, the idea of going to court might be weighing heavily on your mind. Discussing private matters in front of a judge is probably not on anyone’s list of favorite things to do. Although you cannot get a divorce without filing in court, there are some options for getting divorced without fighting in court.
It’s unavoidable that divorce will impact your children in some way, but with the right planning and consideration, you can help minimize that impact and help them overcome any fears they may have surrounding the divorce. According to family psychologist,…
We talk to people every day who want to get out of their relationships for many reasons. Some say they’re just not happy, some say they’ve grown apart. Many couples in this situation seem to think divorce will produce a…
If you and your spouse argue a lot, it may be tempting to think divorce is the only answer and that it will solve all of your relationship problems – but couples don’t argue because they don’t like each other….
If you’re considering divorce, one of the first questions you might ask is “how much does a divorce cost?” The answer to that question is, of course, “it depends,” because there are several factors that contribute to the overall cost…
Carol Bailey the founder of Integrative Family Law and Main Street Law Group announced this month that Integrative Family Law will take care of clients seeking family law services from Main Street. Integrative Family Law is comprised of a team…
February 2013 Bar Bulletin By Lisa DuFour and Sharon Friedrich, The balance of power in a family law case can be tipped precariously toward one party as the primary parent if the other party has a mental health issue. In…
May 2012 Bar Bulletin by Lisa Dufour and Kim Schnuelle Do you Tweet, Facebook, IM, Skype, text or blog, get LinkedIn, use a listserv or brag via email on the Internet? There can be serious consequences in family law if…
Family Law Deposition Part 2 of 2 February 2012 Bar Bulletin By Kim Schnuelle and Lisa Dufour You have just received a notice from opposing counsel setting your client’s family law deposition in two weeks. Your client was very nervous…
Family Law Deposition Part 1 of 2 November 2011 Bar Bulletin By Kim Schnuelle and Lisa DuFour Depositions remain a seriously underutilized discovery device in the effective family law litigator’s tool box. An effective deposition can destroy party or witness…
