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When some couples are asked why they seek a divorce, their reason or grounds are pretty specific. For example, one spouse had an affair, or perhaps there is a concern for physical and emotional abuse. But in other situations, neither party can pinpoint one specific act or situation. There is still a reason for the divorce, but all they can say is that their marriage is irretrievably broken. While irretrievably broken (also known as irreconcilable differences) may sound like a copout and not a legitimate reason a Court would accept, it is quite the opposite. In fact, it is absolutely

When your marriage is on the rocks and divorce is likely the answer, it is only natural for you to have second thoughts. But for many parents, the second-guessing part is not as much about thinking they can still work things out with the other person through forgiveness and reconciliation. Instead, they are focused on the children and what is best for them amid this very difficult situation. This is the right attitude to have. You should be thinking about your children and how they will be impacted not only from the divorce but also if you choose to stay

Many of us do not think about the possibility of one day being sued. To us, the idea of something like that happening is too far-fetched — things would have to really go off the rails in life or business for us to be stuck in a position like that. But the reality is that being sued happens all the time, even to hard-working, well-intentioned people such as yourself. Perhaps a misunderstanding with an employee or client gets out of hand, and the next thing you know, you are being served. Maybe you chose not to satisfy your end of

When you decide to end your marriage, it is natural to be curious about where to start with your divorce case. After all, no two divorces are the same, and there are so many variables to consider that most people feel they are drinking from a gushing firehose. We cannot blame you — divorce can throw a lot at you all at once and requires everyone involved to be at the top of their game. But to achieve the best possible outcome, there is only one logical place to start. Get started with your divorce case by scheduling a free

When it comes to marriage, many of us automatically choose the traditional process of getting down on one knee to pop the question, applying for a marriage license, picking a venue, participating in an actual ceremony, and enjoying the countless blessings that fall in between. But for every handful of couples who choose this ceremonial marriage path, almost as many desire a less formal process known as common-law marriage. They are still in love and consider themselves married — they simply choose not to obtain a marriage license and stand in front of a priest or judge to “make it