It is unquestionable that physical abuse that can harm a marriage. Yet, you may not fully have processed the reality that a lesser-discussed type of abuse could also lead to the end of your marriage. This kind of mistreatment is commonly referred to as “invisible...
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Family Law
Money issues that can lead to divorce
Adultery, parenting style differences, abuse and communication difficulties are all common reasons for a divorce. However, many people overlook how finances influence the likelihood of divorce. Money issues in a marriage are a multifaceted issue. They can be the cause...
Should you file for divorce if marriage counseling fails?
Marriage is not always a bed of roses, and it's common for couples to face challenges and rough patches along the way. When issues arise that seem insurmountable, seeking professional help through marriage counseling can be a valuable step toward dispute resolution....
It is not always better to stay together for the kids
Parental involvement is very important for childhood development. Children should have a stable environment where they know that they are loved and cared for by their parents. This can help them develop better academically, emotionally, intellectually and much more....
Social media is not the place to discuss your divorce
Going through a divorce can be an emotionally challenging time, and it may be tempting to vent your frustrations about your soon-to-be ex-spouse on social media. However, it is important to remember that social networking platforms are not always the best place to...
Could no-fault divorces get phased out in Alabama?
Unfortunately, many marriages are not destined to go the distance. If you want to get a divorce here in Alabama, you can choose either to get a no-fault divorce or a divorce based on multiple factors that prove fault on the part of your spouse. Currently, all 50...
Should you close a joint bank account during divorce?
Joint bank accounts are very common with married couples. It’s an easy way for them to set things up so that they can both arrange for a direct deposit of their paychecks. They then use this bank account for everything from paying off credit cards to paying the...
Should keeping your home be your main goal during divorce?
No matter what motivation makes someone contemplate going to family court, they need to carefully assess how their changing situation will affect their future opportunities. For example, divorce will mean a change in the relationship with someone's children and their...
Can a child decide the parent they want to live with?
When the marriage is broken beyond repair and divorce is underway, it is not uncommon for the parents to have differing views on the child’s living arrangements. Still, the child might have their own preference of the parent they want to live with after the divorce....
3 reasons a prenup could be invalid
A prenuptial agreement is sometimes viewed as a form of protection. It can protect someone’s assets, for example, so that if they get divorced, their ownership interest in specific property won’t be compromised. For example, maybe a business owner is wary that they...