There are many nuances in any court case. A divorce is no different and I have recently run into a few pitfalls from clients who begin their case on their own (aka “Pro Se”). Check out the following for a short list of some major pitfalls so you can learn from those who filed before you! This is not a substitute for legal advice. This is legal information. This does not create an attorney-client relationship.
The joint simplified divorce is a special type of divorce that a couple can get in a limited situation. What is a simple divorce? There are a number of factors that qualify you for a simple divorce. Take our quick quiz HERE to determine if you are eligible. If you are not eligible, some of these steps will still apply, so it is worth browsing through. REMINDER: THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE. THIS IS INFORMATION.
Preparing for your sunset is never easy but it is so important. Emotions are high, but getting it done the way you want can be simple with some guidance. Here are a few things to consider: Who am I going to name as executor of my will? (generally spouses will name each other as their executor) Who will I name as a secondary executor should my spouse or other first choice not be able