Divorce Prevention

Posted by Cicero D. Rockefeller on April 8, 2012 under Family Law | Be the First to Comment

Marrying once you hit 20 will reduce the chances of divorce for young couples. Waiting right until you turn twenty-five or even slightly older lessens the the chances even more. Have a nice lengthy engagement, taking time in order to get to know one another can help you determine whether your partner is a great match. It is far better for you to break up with your boyfriend or girlfriend as opposed to divorce a wife or husband. Don’t get involved with someone who currently is married or in a relationship. Use caution when getting involved with someone who has a kid or small children by somebody else. Marriages with step-children are more likely to result in a breakup compared to first marriages without unrelated minor kids. All these obstacles can also add to the likelihood of divorce.

The Importance of a Separation Agreement

Posted by Adriana Noton on August 27, 2011 under Family Law | Be the First to Comment

By far the most contentious issue, the thing that needs to get resolved more than any other, is issues surrounding your children. Because you’ll both feel so strongly about this it’s necessary to compromise and work it out in an iron clad way. Your children are counting on it. This includes an agreement on custody, visitation rights, and any other responsibilities you have for your kids. This is different for each set of children. It can entail anything from where they’re sleeping on what nights to who’s picking them up from soccer.

Divorce & Family Law Glossary of Terms

Posted by Rob on September 7, 2009 under Family Law | Be the First to Comment

A definition of terms commonly associated with divorce and family law in the UK. Affidavit – a formal statement made under oath in court. Ancillary Relief – financial orders that a court can make in addition to a petition for divorce.  Applying to England and Wales, ancillary relief is a financial claim brought by a [...]

Family Law Involves Legal Services That Has to do With Families

Posted by Rob on August 8, 2009 under Family Law | Be the First to Comment

Family law refers to anything involving legal services that has to do with families. When people get divorced, they need to have the services of a family lawyer. This person helps them to divide the property fairly and settle disputes out of court of possible. Each spouse will need to have his/her own lawyer and [...]