Recent Posts in the Divorce Category

• The Importance of Interim Orders in Divorce Cases
  Sep 12, 2019
  Divorce is one of the most impactful events a person can experience in their life. Not only does divorce split up spouses, but it often volleys minor ...
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• Do I Have to Give Back my Wedding Rings After Divorce?
  May 9, 2019
  By Tony E. Miley, Esq. The answer is maybe “yes” or maybe “no”. First, let’s distinguish between “engagement ring” and “wedding ring”. In a typical ...
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• How Do I File My Taxes While My Divorce is Pending?
  Mar 13, 2019
  By Kelly M. Walsh At the top of your tax return, the IRS asks for a filing status that, at first glance, is reminiscent of your relationship status on ...
  Posted By Kelly M. Walsh, Esq.
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• Bankruptcy and Divorce Go Together Like A Carriage and Horse
  Jan 16, 2019
  By Kelly M. Walsh Divorce and bankruptcy often go together for several reasons. First, financial problems are a common cause of relationship problems, ...
  Posted By Kelly M. Walsh, Esq.
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• 10 Divorce Terms Everyone Should Know
  Dec 12, 2018
  Whether you are considering a divorce or are just beginning the process, understanding the legal basics of divorce is key to the success of your case. ...
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• What Is A “No-Fault” Divorce?
  Nov 20, 2018
  The concept of fault , in the context of divorce, connotes in most the assessment of blame as to why the relationship has ended. One may believe that ...
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• How Separated Families Can Lower Stress Around the Holidays
  Nov 9, 2018
  By Kelly M. Walsh The holidays are often a stressful time. There is a lot to plan, a lot of bustle and activity, and a lot of preparations that need ...
  Posted By Kelly M. Walsh, Esq.
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• Alimony Modification May Be Available to Reduce Your Alimony Burden
  Oct 23, 2018
  By Keith E. Kendall, Esq. Recently, I represented a client who was paying alimony in the amount of $2,000 per month. He lost his well-paying job due ...
  Posted By Keith E. Kendall, Esq.
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