Very often, discord in the divorce process stems from power inequality, both real and perceived. If there was a financial or emotional imbalance in your marriage, you can likely expect it to rear its head in a divorce. If you believe you are holding the short end of either (or both) of these sticks, you… Read more »
Married people who took their spouse’s last name are faced with an additional decision during the process of divorce: Should I take my former last name back? Why You May Be Hesitant For some divorcing people, this may seem like a small issue in the course of terminating a marriage. There are already overwhelming changes and… Read more »
by Andrea Morgan of Morgan Divorce Law Firm, PLLC Very often, I hear from my clients they are considering divorce but cannot understand or explain exactly why. They are unable to find words they consider accurate to express their desire to dissolve their marriage. Their spouse has not cheated on them, become violent or otherwise… Read more »
You have just learned that your spouse cheated on you. You are dumb-founded, demeaned, devastated. Every fiber in your being is inflamed with betrayal. You are angry enough to punch your spouse in the face, but do not want to go to jail. You are blind with jealousy and humiliation. You hate your spouse for… Read more »