Adversarial divorce is a court proceeding used to dissolve a marriage. During an adversarial divorce, each party to the divorce is represented by their own lawyer. The judge grants the divorce and makes the decisions about the marital assets and child custody. Many times, one or both parties to the
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Marriage should of course be a two way street. But oftentimes, it runs the gamut from one-way thoroughfares to making wrong turns, sometimes resulting in serious “crashes”. Crashes that can injure or even prove fatal to the marriage. Divorce rates have never been higher, and marriage doesn’t always hold the sacred value it once enjoyed.
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If you are thinking of divorcing your mate, I pray my thoughts will help you reconsider your decision. I believe that most troubled marriages don??â„¢t have to end in divorce.
I have been married for almost 48 years. Many times, though the years, I thought of divorcing my husband. I am so thankful
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For many divorced and separated parents with children there will be a common answer as to why they ended up with the child custody and visitation arrangement they have. The answer being, ???the judge decided it.??? In other words, the judge chose the parenting arrangement you have based on his/her belief of what was in your child??â„¢s best interest.
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In some cases, it is not mandatory that either party hire an attorney in order to get a divorce. A party to a divorce may represent themselves. However, someone doing their own divorce without legal counsel may be putting themselves at a serious disadvantage.
Most divorces are not straightforward
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Divorce can affect the finances of both parties for years after the dissolution of marriage is complete. One spouse may have new obligations of child support and/or alimony payments. There are changes in how both parties to the divorce will file their tax returns. There are tax-related concerns that a divorced couple should consider.
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A divorce settlement is not necessarily a permanent answer to the needs of the children and parents. Visitation and custody issues can arise as children grow. Schedules change. Interests and extra curricular activities change. Even parents who work together are likely to experience some post-divorce
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Many couples hold onto the notion that a staying in a marriage, even a high-conflict one, is better for the children than a broken home. Even the commonly used term, “broken home,” insinuates that there is something essentially wrong with divorce. It conveys the image that children whose parents have
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