3 Benefits Of Going Through Mediation For Your Child Custody Agreement

Posted on 30 December 2015

Most divorces are difficult to go through, but things are made even worse when there are children involved. Child custody battles have been fought in court for many years. It rarely ends well for both parents, much less the kids. That is why so many divorcing couples are creating their own child custody agreements outside the courtroom. Some draft them on their own, but not every ex-couple gets along well enough to do that. [Read More]

Why You Should Retain A Divorce Lawyer For Your Case

Posted on 16 November 2015

If you are on the verge of divorce or possibly even already started the process, you might want to consider hiring a divorce lawyer for yourself. To help you understand why this would be a better option than representing yourself, you will want to review the following points. Tries To Settle Outside Of Court Do not make the mistake of assuming that all divorce cases have to be hashed out in front of a judge in an overly dramatic scene. [Read More]

Divorce Done Quickly

Posted on 17 September 2015

If you and your partner have come to terms with ending your marriage and just want the whole thing to be over with quickly, you may be wondering if you can get a "quickie divorce". Spur-of-the-moment divorces are not available in the United States, for the most part. But you can still get a relatively fast dissolution of marriage, if you are motivated to follow the rules. For more guidance on speeding up the divorce process, read on. [Read More]

What Is An Uncontested Divorce?

Posted on 14 August 2015

When couples decide to end their marriage, things can get out of hand. It is easy for people to forget about what is important and not end the relationship on good terms. But if you want a peaceful and inexpensive divorce, then you may want to contact your divorce attorneyabout an uncontested divorce. Read on to find out more about uncontested divorces. How Does It Work? An uncontested divorce is when you end the marriage without going to court and without any disagreements. [Read More]

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Do you foster children? Have you been fostering a child who you have simply fallen in love with and want to adopt? Do you know what it will take to adopt that child once and for all? I have recently been through the system to adopt the little girl that I had fostered for nearly three years. It took some time and a lot of help from our lawyer, but eventually, we were able to sign the adoption papers and consider our little girl our daughter. To find out a little about the process, visit my website. There, you will find our story and explanations of the entire process from start to finish.

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