Divorcing spouses have a challenging process ahead. They have to separate their lives, which can take months of negotiations. In some cases, they may eventually need to present their disagreements to a judge because they cannot cooperate with each other. Property...
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How can parents fund a special needs trust?
When doctors diagnose a child with special needs, parents usually understand that they’re facing a challenging process. Not only will they need to fulfill all of the same basic obligations as any other parent, but they’ll also have to consider the long-term...
3 ways a spouse’s mental health challenges can complicate divorce
Mental health issues are moderately common. Many people struggle with anxiety or depression. Some people have substance abuse disorders. A small percentage of individuals have personality disorders, trauma-related disorders and other serious mental health challenges....
Deciding between no-fault and fault-based divorce
No-fault divorce is currently an option in every state, although it goes by different names. Many people prefer it to a fault-based approach, because it doesn’t require one spouse to blame another for the break-up or accuse them of something like adultery, substance...
What is matrimonial bankruptcy?
Matrimonial bankruptcy occurs when financial difficulties intersect with divorce, creating a complex legal situation that affects both spouses. When one or both spouses face overwhelming debt during or after a divorce, filing for bankruptcy may be an option to...
What debts can people exclude from division in a divorce?
Divorce proceedings typically require that spouses resolve financial matters. In some cases, spouses may have already agreed to specific terms by negotiating a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement. In those scenarios, spouses have a straightforward property division...
How are assets divided in a Rhode Island divorce?
One of the biggest issues when a couple divorces is child custody and support. However, one of the second most common discussions between divorcing couples is property division. Typically, both parties have some idea as to how assets should be divided. To help you...
