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  Pet Custody: Who Keeps The Pets After Divorce

  The family pet is often one of the most debated assets during a divorce. Getting a pet is often something that couples do before they have children, meaning that lots of emotions and attachment are common with pets. Pet custody can be a hard thing to navigate when you are balancing other aspects and emotions of a divorce. During a divorce, deciding who keeps the dog, cat, or reptile can be challenging. This blog will answer some of the biggest questions surrounding pet custody during divorce.

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  Do I Have To Go To Court For Divorce?

  Many divorces don’t require partners to stand in front of a judge. Some proceedings can be done quickly and quietly, especially if you and your partner can settle your differences easily. Your current situation, assets, and the reason for divorce can all play into whether you need to go to court for divorce. Working with lawyers can help you avoid going before a judge and dragging out divorce proceedings. Let’s look at ways you can avoid going to court for divorce and when it may be necessary. 

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  Can You Move Out Of State With Your Kids After A Divorce?

  After a divorce, it can be difficult to frequent areas that you used to or run into people who are associated with your ex-spouse. The decision to move out of state or to a different city may seem like a good transition, but if you have shared custody of your children, you may not be able to just pack up your belongings and move. Shared custody parents or noncustodial parents may not be able to take their children with them when they move, depending on the divorce specifications and the state where your divorce occurred. 

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  Contested Vs. Uncontested Divorce

  Choosing the correct approach to a divorce depends on your state, circumstances, and your budget for legal proceedings. There are different paths to the dissolution of a marriage, two of which are contested and uncontested. In this article, we will discuss the differences between the two and how you can choose the best option for your situation. Choosing the right approach could help divorce proceedings go smoothly.

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  Obtaining Full Custody Of Children During Divorce

  Divorce is an emotionally taxing task that often hurts more than just the couple getting a divorce. Obtaining full custody of your children during a divorce can be extremely stressful. For parents, obtaining custody of their children is all about safety, but the legal aspects and manipulation of their soon-to-be spouse can make it even […]

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  5 Common Ways Your Spouse Can Hide Assets

  During a divorce, it is common for each spouse to split their assets equally. Divorces can get messy when one spouse has more monetary assets than the other, especially when someone feels they are owed something. Individuals may try to move or hide assets to keep their spouse from getting them in the divorce. Utilizing these tactics may not always work, especially when you have a good divorce lawyer. Let’s look at common ways a spouse could hide assets, so you are prepared to dig into their finances during a divorce. Knowing where to look can help you get what you are rightfully owed and set you up for future success. 

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