A divorce can cause intense feelings of vulnerability. But there is power in knowledge. Here you’ll find hundreds of articles to help you understand the divorce process.
The prospect of divorce brings with it a whirlwind of emotions and a plethora of financial concerns, especially for those in the middle to upper-middle class. At the heart of these concerns lies a critical question: How can one protect the assets they’ve worked so hard to accumulate? This is where the concept of Middle-Class […]
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In Alabama, it is possible to receive alimony as a working spouse. In addition, depending on your living conditions and wages, you could receive interim maintenance during divorce proceedings and rehabilitative alimony once the court finalizes your divorce. However, the state has rules in place to ensure equitable alimony rulings. How a Working Spouse Can
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There may come a time when you want to move with your children. However, it’s not as simple as choosing a new home and moving away. Read Charlotte Christian Law’s blog to learn how relocation affects child custody. What is relocation? Relocation is a simple term that refers to the action of moving to a
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While uncontested divorces are cheaper and faster than contested divorces, there are often many questions about how they affect child support and child custody. Read Charlotte Christian Law’s blog to learn how parents can get an uncontested divorce. What is an uncontested divorce? An uncontested divorce means that you and your spouse agree to separate
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Co-parenting is a great way to ensure that your children adjust to their new family situation. However, it can take some practice and patience. Read Charlotte Christian Law’s blog to learn more about summer co-parenting. What is Co-Parenting? Co-parenting is a way to share responsibilities between you and your former spouse. You and your child’s
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Getting a divorce is a life-changing event and can be emotionally exhausting. Trying to do it alone is even more challenging. You need support to get through your divorce, but it can be hard to know where to find it. To learn more, read Charlotte Christian Law’s blog. Why do you need support? We all
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Getting a divorce is a life-changing event, and it can be difficult to imagine your life afterward. However, just like all things in life, this too shall pass. Read Charlotte Christian Law’s blog to learn how to plan for life after divorce. You’re Not Alone Before we talk about how to plan for life after
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Getting a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement can help you and your partner plan for the future and give you the chance to have those hard, but important, conversations. While they may seem similar, prenups and postnups have one key difference. Read Charlotte Christian Law’s blog to learn more. What is a Prenup? A prenup, also
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In an uncontested divorce, the spouses settle all their issues without having to go to trial. Alternatively, if there are unresolved disputes between the couple, it leads to a contested divorce. Some people incorrectly assume that an uncontested divorce means that one spouse lets the other spouse have their way about everything. That is not
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Alabama custody laws for unmarried parents are similar to those of married parents. It may be difficult to determine where the child should live and how much time each parent will get to spend with them, especially for unmarried parents. When deciding who gets custody of your child, it is important to put your child’s
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Sometimes, a married couple wants to live apart and have an enforceable court order regarding spousal support and assets, but they do not want to get a divorce. Alabama law allows such couples to seek a legal separation, which can accomplish those goals. A family law attorney can explain how to file for a legal
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