There are a number of things that people say when they hear that you are getting a divorce. Just because someone says it, doesn't make it true which is why there are countless myths about divorce. Here is a list of some of the biggest divorce myths and what you need to know.
1. You Can Deny Parent Visitation If They Fall Behind On Child Support
More often than not parents use the kids as pawns in a divorce case so they suffer the fallout from mom and dad's fighting.
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Is your personal injury case being discussed online, in newspapers or television? Pretrial publicity can affect your case either negatively or positively. For example, discussions outside the courtroom can influence your case by:
Leaking Information
One thing about pretrial publicity is that it may give the general public information that may be connected, not relevant, to the case. Don't forget that it is the same public members that will be picked to form a jury.
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Your children know that you are separate individuals, yet they consider you a unit. You are part of a unit they have come to understand and get comfortable with. And your divorce should not break that perception of you and your soon-to-be ex. The following guide will help you break the news and help your children cope with the divorce.
Breaking The News
Consider the following suggestions when telling your children about your divorce:
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Some people die without an estate plan. If there is no plan present, their assets are divided among their heirs as determined by the government. In order to have control over your estate, you need to set up an estate plan that makes clear your wishes for the assets that you will be leaving behind. Otherwise, your money will be given out to your heirs according to a governmental formula, regardless of your intentions.
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These days, getting a divorce can be expensive. If you are thinking about trying mediation services, this can be a great way to have your divorce details finalized and reviewed. A mediator can fairly and calmly guide you and your spouse through the process and hopefully reach a settlement outside of court. Here are four things that you and your spouse should do to make divorce mediation more successful.
1. Source the Right Mediator
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