How to Know When Your Marriage Cannot Be Fixed Marriage is ostensibly a lifelong commitment, but there are times when staying together may no longer be the best option. If you are married yet have started thinking about divorce, youREAD MORE

Getting Divorced After Just Two Years of Marriage Although every couple’s path to tying the knot is different, no one gets married expecting to get divorced – least of all in a relatively short amount of time. Deciding to getREAD MORE

We Both Want to Get Divorced Coming to the realization that ending your marriage is the best path forward for you and your spouse can be a profound moment. When you both want to get a divorce, it can paveREAD MORE

My Spouse and I Have Nothing in Common All you could think about when you first got married was how amazing and special your partner was. It may not be easy to admit but somehow that changed over time. TheREAD MORE

Do You Need Your Marriage License to File for Divorce? In many instances, making changes to legal documents after you are married requires a copy of your marriage certificate. For example, you typically need to prove you are legally wedREAD MORE

What Are the Residency Requirements for Filing for Divorce in California? When you got married you envisioned it lasting a lifetime. But since you and your partner decided to get a divorce, you are eager to understand what comes next.READ MORE

Avoiding Conflict With Your Former Spouse Throughout the divorce process you likely have experienced many emotional ups and downs. As soon as the court signs off on the final divorce decree you may gladly welcome the opportunity to put itREAD MORE

How to Let Your Marriage Go Letting your marriage go is far from a neat, linear process. It’s a delicate, messy path that often involves acknowledging painful feelings, lingering memories and the need to embrace a future that may feelREAD MORE

Understanding Divorce Mediation Divorce mediation is an alternative conflict resolution method that helps separating couples settle disputes without the need for a courtroom battle. In this process a neutral third party, known as a mediator, works with both spouses toREAD MORE

How to Navigate an Amicable Divorce An amicable divorce is not only possible but increasingly couples are choosing to end their marriage with mutual agreement and less conflict. By focusing on collaboration and open communication this approach reduces stress andREAD MORE