Vivian Rodriguez

The forms are always a great alternative to consider when it comes to getting your divorce done without spending financial resources on attorneys.

Mediation is a great tool to resolve divorce issues, but it doesn’t work in every situation.

Couples deciding to divorce begin preparing for divorce mostly by looking for information on the legal process in the courts and divorce laws. The truth is that preparing for divorce should begin before the decision to dissolve the marriage is even made.

Your friends and family want you to win your divorce case. But, sometimes, in trying to help you, they can actually hurt you.

Whether you and your spouse sign a settlement agreement or decide to litigate the divorce, you will ultimately go into divorce court. But, for those who agree, the divorce process is usually very short and a lot less costly

If you're appearing before a divorce judge for any part of your divorce, you need to know about the common mistakes unrepresented parties you make in court.

Having an attorney represent you in your case is not a fool-proof method to avoiding mistakes.

There are many things you can do to avoid an all-out war in divorce court. Here are 6 tips to keep in mind even before hiring a lawyer.

Preparing for mediation in a litigated divorce case.

In family mediation, whether involving divorce, post-divorce or any other family issue, your frame of mind will directly impact your ability to find a solution in several ways.