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Here, you’ll find specialized insights into family law issues—from divorce and child custody to spousal support—as well as actionable advice on business law, focusing on contracts and civil cases. Dive in to demystify the legal complexities that touch every aspect of your personal and professional life.
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Discover expert guidance on civil cases & contracts. Our business and contracts blogs offer actionable advice for all your business needs.
Discover expert guidance on civil cases & contracts. Our business and contracts blogs offer actionable advice for all your business needs.
Latest Blogs
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Is Staying In Your Marital Home After A Divorce A Good Idea?
A divorce invariably involves at least one party losing the marital home. Decide whether staying or leaving is in the best interest of you and your children. Read more
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Divorce Process: Five Things That Cause Delays
When you get a divorce, chances are you want to get the process over with. Here are some issues that can draw out the divorce and make it even more painful. Read more
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Why You Should Keep A Calendar During Your Child Custody Case
How do divorced parents keep track of the many details of child custody? One way is to keep a calendar with information relating to the child’s activities. Read more
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How To Choose a Therapist to help me through Divorce
A therapist can be helpful during and after a divorce. Here are things to consider when choosing a therapist and how to get the most out of counseling. Read more
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Steps To Forgive Your Ex-Spouse After A Divorce
Many believe forgiveness equals exoneration from wrong-doing. That’s not the case. When you forgive someone like your ex-spouse, you can begin healing. Read more
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Can My Divorce Settlement Agreement Be Changed?
Before a divorce can be finalized, a couple is required to sign a Divorce Settlement Agreement. This document is legally binding, but a change in circumstances may permit amendments even after the divorce. Read more