Annulment, like divorce, is a way of ending a marriage. But there are important differences between the two. While a divorce puts a legal end to an existing marriage, an annulment effectively declares the marriage void – as if it never existed in the first place. A person who receives…
When one spouse makes all or most of the money and the other one has few resources of their own, it can make the divorce process complicated. If you’re the spouse without money, you may want the divorce, but you don’t want to be left destitute in the process. And…
When you and your ex-partner first split up, you might have gone through the court system to handle matters of child custody. When this happened, you might have been generally happy with the custody agreement. You might have been granted joint custody of your children, for example, or you might…
Although you might have never walked down the aisle with your partner, the two of you might have established a life together and lived together just like a married couple would. Unfortunately, though, things might not be going very well now, and the two of you might be planning on…
When you’re a parent, the aspect of a divorce or separation that you most want to get right is the custody aspect. Your children are your top priority, and you want to make sure that even though your marriage is ending, your children are still happy and taken care of…
No one gets married expecting to get divorced, and it’s not a process that most people spend much time thinking about or preparing for before it becomes necessary to do so. That means that it’s incredibly easy for you to make one of the many and apparent common divorce mistakes…
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