Trusted Guidance From Hometown Counsel
Not every couple living in a troubled marriage wants to get a divorce. Some no longer want to live together but wish to remain married for financial or religious reasons. For example, staying married can help ensure continued health insurance coverage for an ill or...
Many married couples invest in their future together by buying a home instead of renting their living space. Joint home ownership means mutually contributing to the property and building equity that can fund a couple's retirement or their legacy for their children...
Divorce makes people feel vulnerable and powerless, even the spouse that initiated proceedings. Such feelings can multiply when wealth and high-value assets are at stake, especially in already contentious divorces. Both parties to a divorce want (and deserve) a fair...
