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Specialty tag(s): Divorce for Men, Divorce for Women, Divorce Coaching, Divorce
Thomas A. Greenwald | March 25, 2025
Divorce can be one of the most challenging experiences in a person’s life, often bringing up feelings of grief, loss, and uncertainty. These emotions are normal, but for many,
The dissolution of a marriage or de facto relationship often triggers a complex web of financial challenges, particularly when existing debts and financial hardship are involved. In the Gold Coast, understanding how to navigate these issues is crucial for securing a stable financial future. This article delves into the intricacies of debts and financial hardship
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Specialty tag(s): Divorce, Pre-Divorce Guidance
Andrew Tisdale | March 20, 2025
Who pays for a divorce? This is one of the most common questions from divorcing couples, and the short answer is that it depends. Even though each spouse is generally responsible for covering their own legal fees, factors
Throwing the baby out with the bath water is a pithy expression that suggests exercising caution when business partners in private companies are seeking to achieve a business divorce. The majority owner and the departing minority partner in the business may both see this process as a “take no prisoners” type of battle. But adopting
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Specialty tag(s): Parenting Schedules, Child Custody, Visitation Rights
Clayton Bryant | March 17, 2025
Child custody arrangements can be an emotionally challenging aspect of family law, especially when a child’s safety is involved. Supervised visitation offers a safe way to foster and maintain meaningful connections in a secure
Who has the right to seek grandparent visitation in Tennessee?
Divorce is not just the end of a marriage; it’s also the division of a shared life, including assets, debts, and financial plans. Retirement accounts, such as superannuation funds, are often among the most significant assets a couple owns. However, these accounts are frequently undervalued or overlooked during divorce, and a financial settlement in Gold
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Specialty tag(s): Parenting Schedules, Child Custody, Divorce
Kevin Davidson | March 13, 2025
Maintaining open, cooperative communication can feel overwhelming for families coming out on the other side of a high-conflict divorce or separation. However, in these situations, parents still need to find a way to raise their
A dramatic reversal has taken place on college campuses. Once male-dominated, they are now populated largely by women. There are 2.5 million fewer male than female undergraduates. There’s an even bigger gender gap in master’s degrees.
Permit me to fantasize for a moment. Fifteen years ago, our Supreme Court had an opportunity to rule that “truth in advertising” applied to Supreme Court elections. It failed to do so. It also failed to rule to the contrary. Instead, the court tied 3-3, and in Wisconsin our rules do not allow a tie-breaker.
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