Sentences with phrase «common in divorce situations»

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When discussing how common this situation is, Debra explains that approximately 2 % of divorce cases are actively contested to hearing and she has had experience in representing clients in these circumstances.

Prenuptial agreements in these situations are very common as the family wants to protect the family business in the event that a divorce arises.

Although neither party had filed bankruptcy, the case is noteworthy as it addresses a common situation in both bankruptcy cases and divorce cases: a party living on debt instead of earned income.

Children in Between deals with common divorce situations - carrying messages, put - downs, money problems, questioning, and long distance parenting - that make divorce parenting difficult.

While every person's journey and situation is different, common life transitions for young adults are moving out of their family's home, attending college, starting full - time work, changing careers, getting in and out of long - term relationships, becoming parents (or deciding not to have children), marriage, divorce, and taking care of aging parents.

It is most common when parents are divorced or separated, but it can also occur in situations where the family is intact, but where there are major differences between parents in child - raising philosophy or style.

By choosing cases which met the majority of these criteria, the authors were selecting for situations which embodied severe parental alienation, rather than the more common and more moderate instances of loyalty conflicts which are widely evident in the children of conflictual divorcing parents.

In some, less common situations, a divorce can be granted because one spouse is at fault for engaging in adultery, domestic abuse, abandonment, imprisonment for more than 18 months, or substance abusIn some, less common situations, a divorce can be granted because one spouse is at fault for engaging in adultery, domestic abuse, abandonment, imprisonment for more than 18 months, or substance abusin adultery, domestic abuse, abandonment, imprisonment for more than 18 months, or substance abuse.