1. If you are living with someone else, your financial need has likely been reduced or eliminated, thereby reducing or eliminating your need for spousal support. 2. If you are living with someone else, accepting (or taking) spousal support is, in essence, double-dipping.... Continue reading
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I continue to receive emails and phone calls in response to my last article, “Cohabitation, the Termination of Alimony and Cell Phones,” in which I wrote about the use of cell phone data to prove or disprove the element of “living together” in... Continue reading
Divorce is an industry unto itself, and has many constituents, including attorneys, judges, court administrators, counselors, therapists, mediators and others. Divorce is also a process, requiring the completion of certain steps to achieve the final goal. Those steps are accomplished with the help... Continue reading
What’s a family law mediator and divorce coach like me doing writing about some techy new way to leverage cell tower location data to support or refute a claim for the termination of alimony? Isn’t mediation about resolving disputes without the need for... Continue reading
Equitable Distribution is an art. Equitable Distribution is a complicated art comprised of multi-faceted complexities unique to each divorce. It should be approached with an eye towards fairness and equity, not necessarily equality. One of the most challenging (and most often encountered) items... Continue reading
You pay your lawyer to prosecute or defend your case. You pay a therapist to help you understand why your marriage failed. But who helps you to look forward and prepare for the rest of your life? Who is there to guide you... Continue reading
It’s quintessentially unromantic, but apparently in-Vogue, to present your soon-to-be spouse with a prenuptial agreement … the “just-in-case-this-doesn’t-quite-work-out” agreement. Maybe you’re the starry-eyed first-timers with little assets to lose, who haven’t yet been financially charred by a partner. In this case, perhaps the... Continue reading
As anyone who has ever gone through a break-up knows, whether it’s with a spouse in divorce or significant other in a relationship, equitable distribution is anything but equal. After you factor in depreciation in values, sentimentalities of objects, and other non-quantifiable criteria,... Continue reading
So many couples stay married longer than they should because they fear that they can’t afford a divorce. They fear they can’t afford to hire a lawyer. They fear they can’t afford to maintain a separate household. They fear the unknown. Understanding the... Continue reading
If you and/or your (former) spouse have spent more than thought you would spend to get divorced, you’ve probably spent too much. Five things you should know before you hire an attorney to handle your divorce or modification case: 1. Only a handful... Continue reading
Here’s the typical scenario: You know she’s living with another man. She knows she’s living with another man, and that in doing so, her alimony is at risk for reduction or termination. But she also knows that it’s your burden to prove that she’s cohabitating, and she knows that... Continue reading
If you and/or your (former) spouse have spent more than thought you would spend to get divorced, you’ve probably spent too much. Five things you should know before you hire an attorney to handle your divorce or modification case: 1. Only a handful... Continue reading
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