Divorce Sting: When Religious And Federal Laws Collide
In one of the more bizarre (non do-it-yourself divorce) cases we’ve read about lately, two rabbis and eight other men […]
State Divorce Law
Collaborative Divorce: Stuck Between Contested and Uncontested
The availability of the collaborative divorce process is gaining steam as more states sign it into law. A less adversarial
Do Fathers Have Custody Rights?
Parents: Have any of you parents found yourself with your foot shoved far into your mouth? Yeah, so has every
The Evolution of Child Custody
Little more than a decade ago, it was estimated that 90% of child custody was settled with the mother gaining
Getting a Divorce in a Covenant Marriage | www.MyDivorceDocuments.com
If you’ve never heard of a covenant marriage, or if you know very little about covenant marriage, it’s probably because
Can NC Manufacture “Healthy” Marriages
There are many laws and bill in the works that would make it more difficult to get a divorce in
Divorcing an Absent Spouse
Divorce is a difficult enough process between the court fees and dealing with your spouse. However, divorce without a spouse
The Logic Fallacy Behind Iowa’s Divorce Bill
In the past month, the U.S. has seen some strange marriage and divorce legislative moves from various states. In early
North Dakota’s Divorce Bill Revisited
Divorce is a hot topic in any society because it involves family values, religion, and personal beliefs. Some people find
New York’s New Strange Divorce Law
New York has never played by common divorce laws adopted by basically every other U.S. state, so it’s no surprise