Archive for March 28, 2016

The reality is that divorce is becoming more and more common, happening at a much higher rate than ever before. Researchers estimate that up to 50% of first marriages fail and a whole 60% of second marriages end in divorce as well.

If you are currently going through a divorce, you are not alone. In the United States, there is one divorce every 36 seconds. Ultimately, that is nearly 876,000 divorces every year.

When two people divorce, their mutual assets have to be divided. This includes property and savings as well as

No one enters into a marriage expecting to get a divorce. Otherwise, why would you bother getting married? Divorces can be expensive and emotionally draining. While no one wants to deal with divorce lawyers, there is one divorce taking place in the U.S. every 36 seconds. That is almost 2,400 divorces per day, and over 870,000 each year. In fact, it is estimated that as many as 50% of all first marriages end in divorce. Second marriages are even more doomed, as 60% end in divorce. Couples who marry before

Dr. John Gottman is the author of The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work and is regarded by many as one of the top marriage therapists in the world. He’s spent over 40 years studying couples at The Gottman Institute, and he’s interested in breaking down an age old question: what causes strife between a couple, and is it possible to get better?

According to Dr. Gottman, the number one pattern of those who go through and receive a divorce is the feeling of contempt. What exactly is contempt in this

Divorce is one of the hardest things a person and family can go through. Unfortunately, it’s also one of the most common. On average, about 40-50% of all first marriages and 60% of second marriages will end in divorce. In total, about 876,000 U.S. couples will get divorced every year.

This is why divorce is one of the biggest aspects of family law. Being a family lawyer takes a little more than just exceptional knowledge and experience with the law and divorce process, though. It takes a certain level of communication