The Three Ways to Divorce
Filing for a divorce is the beginning of a major change in one’s life. There are two components of the divorce process that are sometimes hard to keep…
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Splitting Child Custody During the Holidays
Thanksgiving is like a test run for the rest of the season’s holidays for divorced families. There is always the awkward questions of which family the…
How to Save Yourself from an Expensive Divorce
When it comes to divorce, we have all heard the horror stories of how it can get messy. Everyone has a friend of a friend who went through a year-long…
Grandparents: Keep Out!
Divorces often creates a divide when it comes to families and extended families alike. Due to the fact that not all divorces can be amicable and have…
The Dilemma of Divorce and Only Children
The prototypical nuclear family used to consist of 2 kids and 2 decimal points of a third child… Post World War 2 and during the baby boom era, large…
Don’t Divorce Me! Kids’ Rules For Parents On Divorce
Divorces can be messy, and when children are involved, especially those under the age of 5, it can become even messier to say the least. Before filing…
Physical Custody Issues with DIY Divorce
One of the many divorce related questions we get asked about frequently at MyDivorceDocuments.com is “ What is the difference between legal custody and…
The Male Perspective of Divorce
Divorce can be ugly and it doesn’t take Freud to unveil the facts. A married couple who at one point had the assumption that as life partners they would…
Children are Real Victims in Divorce Battle Royales
Often overlooked in an ugly, prolonged Court and Attorney driven divorce is the emotional costs inflicted on the children. The routine of having a mom…
What is the Difference between an Absolute & Limited Divorce?
A limited divorce is a legal action in which the court supervises a couple’s separation. It is generally used by people who: Do not yet have grounds for…
FAQ on a Divorce!
Do I need to hire an Attorney? Hiring an Attorney is not mandatory. You are able to represent yourself. However, given the complex of all the issues that…
A Few Tips on Divorce!
1. Safety First First basic steps are to try and keep yourself and your family safe. If you are in a situation where safety is an issue, be sure to…