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Tag Archives: grounds for divorce
Three Ways Cheating Can Affect Your Divorce Settlement
Cheating or an affair may have ended your marriage — but will infidelity impact the terms of your divorce settlement?
Top 5 Ways NOT to Ask for a Divorce
Let’s face it, how you ask your spouse for a divorce matters. Going about it the wrong way can cost you in the long run (financially, emotionally, and in Newt Gingrich‘s case, politically), but going about it the “right” way … Continue reading
Spike in Smartphone Usage Notes a Spike in Evidence for Divorce Cases Too
Not surprising, new research from Google shows that smartphone usage is surging globally. People use their mobile devices for just about everything these days and the trail of texts, calls, emails, and photos is not just spanning worldwide use, but … Continue reading
Crazy Prenuptial Agreements
We usually associate prenuptial agreements with finances: how much of one spouse’s worth the other will get if they’re divorced, whether one will get support, who gets the house. They’re don’t really rank high on the wedding cake with doves … Continue reading
Divorce Social Media Dos and Don’ts
Back in your grandparents’ day, there were plenty of annoying things about getting divorced (aside, of course, from just getting divorced). Your lawyers couldn’t angrily email each other; instead, they had to call and yell at each other, or worse, … Continue reading
New Year, New Life: Grounds for Divorce in New Jersey
Resolved to make 2012 the year you move forward with your divorce? It’s not uncommon to consider the new year a time for a new life. January 1st has many taking first steps towards much needed changes in their lives. … Continue reading
