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Numerous factors can make a divorce more complex than average. Some couples have complex divorces because they remained married for decades. One spouse may be financially dependent on the other, which can make the divorce proceedings more emotional and prone to...

Divorce rates in the United States (and other Western nations) are going down — except among the older generations.  These so-called “gray divorces”  have been on the rise for several decades. While divorce rates among younger couples have stabilized or even declined,...

Maybe you and your spouse amicably parted ways a while ago and just lost touch. Or, maybe your spouse is purposefully staying “under the radar” for some reason (like to avoid being served with a divorce petition).  So, how do you divorce your spouse when you can’t...

When people marry, they usually anticipate being together for a lifelong journey, where they provide companionship and love for each other and share their goals and dreams. However, the realities of marriage can be a lot more difficult than many couples anticipate,...

Divorce isn’t just a major emotional upset – it’s also a logistical challenge, especially when it comes to the division of the marital property and debts.  In particular, deciding what to do with the family home can be one of the most complex and emotionally charged...

Divorce can be stressful, lengthy and expensive. Couples often find themselves disagreeing about seemingly minor details and may need the courts to resolve their conflicts. Property division issues, in particular, can lead to protracted litigation as spouses fight...