Deciding to divorce can be a tough decision, and some people mull it over for years. While you can pat yourself on the back for making a choice, you also need to prepare for plenty more tough decisions to come. You’ll need to decide what assets you would like, what...
When you divorce, you and your spouse must each present a list of the assets you own. This is so the court can see what there is to divide up. Sometimes, a spouse tries to conceal assets because they do not want to share them. It could be because they have a...
Spouses can get up to all sorts of tricks in a divorce, including a few related to money. One is known as the dissipation of assets. It means one person sets out to squander, or waste marital assets. Why might they do this? To avoid having to share Let’s say the...
If you stand accused of a crime then the police and prosecution will search for evidence to back up their case. Some of that may take the form of physical items - such as an item of clothing found near a crime scene or a bag of drugs allegedly found in your garage. To...
One of the biggest issues divorcing parents must settle is how they will share time with the kids. It can often lead to bitter, drawn-out battles that benefit neither the parents nor the children. Many courts and parents are now realizing that a more equal split can...
Just because the police stop you and charge you with driving under the influence (DUI) does not necessarily mean you will get a conviction. There are plenty of ways to contest the charges and many people successfully do so each year. One method is to challenge two key...