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Family Law

When to Hire a Chicago Family Lawyer

11th October 2011
• Adoption- Adoption laws vary based on where the child is that you would like to adopt and in some places, they are incredibly stringent. If you are planning to adopt, you will absolutely need a family lawyer to help you navigate the many different facet...
Author: chicagoarealawyers
Divorce

What Makes a Good Prenuptial Agreement

09th August 2011
Many people assume that prenuptial agreements are only for couples who are extremely successful or have a great deal of money. While it is true that agreements are important for those people, they are also beneficial for your average couple. A prenuptial ...
Author: damlawny
Divorce

Questions About Division of Property During Divorce

15th December 2010
Home is where the heart is, which is why is it very difficult to consider the possibility of parting ways with your property during a divorce. Setting up the division of property during divorce is always an obstacle that may seem impossible to overcome, e...
Author: mcwest
Divorce

Prenuptial Agreements in the UK

29th October 2010
Prenuptial agreements will be in something of a legal limbo in the uk. Unlike many jurisdictions in Europe and further afield, UK courts weren't certain to accept them in a divorce hearing. While this is still true in the uk, a recently available landmark...
Author: Herschel Kane
Family Law

Discover How Assets Should Be Divided Under State Family Law

10th May 2010
An excellent divorce attorney should help you identify and establish the value of assets along with fighting for your best interest. It is much easier if you and your spouse can come to terms on how all resources should be split. When you can't, the solut...
Author: Chris
Divorce

Discover How Properties Are Shared Under State Family Law

10th May 2010
A competent divorce lawyer can help you identify and ascertain the value of assets along with representing your best interest. It is much easier if you and your spouse can make a deal on how all resources should be divided. When you are unable, the decisi...
Author: Chris
Divorce

New York Divorce Law

23rd December 2009
What are the grounds for divorce in New York? If you are a resident of the state of New York, four of the grounds in New York divorce law are based on "fault" of one of the parties. They are: 1) cruel and inhuman treatment; 2) abandonment for one or m...
Author: Josh D. Simon
Divorce

New Jersey Divorce Law

18th December 2009
What are the grounds for divorce in New Jersey? Although New Jersey divorce law has both fault and no-fault grounds, in most cases, fault has no bearing on how marital assets will be divided. In rare cases, the court may consider the grounds for divorce...
Author: Josh D. Simon
Divorce

Texas Divorce Law

11th December 2009
What are the grounds for divorce in Texas? A divorce may be granted under Texas divorce law using either "Fault" or "No-Fault" grounds. Fault grounds include: (1) adultery; (2) abandonment; (3) confinement for incurable insanity for three years; (4...
Author: Josh D. Simon
Family Law

What Is A Prenuptial Agreement – And Who Needs One?

29th May 2009
A prenuptial agreement is essentially a legally binding agreement made before a couple gets married or enters into a civil partnership. The agreement deals with what should happen to assets of the couple in the event of divorce, though various additions c...
Author: mgordon
Family Law

What to Do Before Saying “I Doâ€: Six Tips For A Prenuptial Agreement

18th May 2009
Considering a prenuptial agreement before getting married may seem unromantic, but considering such an agreement can mean that both parties are entering into a marriage with their assets protected. It helps simplify matters, so a couple can just focus on ...
Author: mgordon
Legal

Information about Prenuptial Agreements

17th July 2008
A prenuptial agreement is basically a legal contract where the couple will agree to who will own what when married. Having a prenup will prevent a contested divorce. A contested divorce is when the couple can't agree upon how to distribute the assets. Con...
Author: dmf32835