Sentences with phrase «over their divorce decision»

Nonetheless, for those who wish to have maximum control over their divorce decision making and engage in an efficient and cost - effective process, mediation can be the best process to use.

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It can occur over issues like parenting strategies or who makes certain decisions about the children, long after the divorce has finalised and both parents have apparently «moved on».»

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«The King's Speech,» rich in period detail and meticulous class distinctions, largely sidesteps the story that loomed over this whole period, Edward's startling decision to give up the crown to marry a woman who was already divorced three times.

While I can think of worse places to be dumped, Ronnie is still seething over her parents» divorce and appears to want some kind of blood sacrifice to atone for their decision to separate.

The first factor is initial financial stress or differences in opinion over finances which are major factors in divorce decisions.

To me, it explains why a lot of people who are going through a divorce... You hear horror stories that lawyers tell about what seemed to be really kind of dumb people making kind of dumb decisions, arguing, arguing, arguing over one little thing.

Nika Kabiri: Absolutely, absolutely, which is... To me, it explains why a lot of people who are going through a divorce... You hear horror stories that lawyers tell about what seem to be really kind of dumb people making kind of dumb decisions, like arguing, arguing, arguing over one little thing.

A couple of interesting things are happening in yesterday's Court of Appeals opinion in Bodkin v. Bodkin, 388 S.C. 203, 694 S.E. 2d 230 (2010), which, with one small modification, affirms the decision of the family court on disputes over the grounds for divorce, alimony, property division and attorney's fees.

I can certainly understand how most lawyers that haven't been trained in collaborative law would be skeptical that a process that doesn't have a judicial decision hanging over the heads of the parties will work... But after having been through the training, taking on my own collaborative cases, and watching other lawyers that are trained in collaborative law, I have a renewed optimism that this is the best way for people to resolve their divorce case.

Most people are in the 8 - 10 range, which indicates to me that by the time people have made the decision to contact a divorce lawyer, they already know that their marriage is over.

is a case that I tried (over many weeks of trial) that resulted in a very positive appellate decision for my client, along with having the law in Illinois on retained earnings in divorce clarified.

The case involves a decision in which the English Court of Appeal sharply rejected the practice — adopted and developed in the Family Division over 25 years — of treating the assets of a company that is the alter ego of one spouse as available for the purposes of making a capital award to the other spouse on divorce.

By the time most couples reach the painful decision to divorce, one or both of them have typically spent a great deal of time telling themselves (and often each other) over and over all of the ways in which the parties are out of sync and how the marriage is not working.

You may have thought that once the divorce was over, you were done with having to make big decisions (and have big arguments) with the other parent.

Sadly, many (but certainly not all) divorce attorneys approach essentially all divorcing couples assuming the parties are in an extreme state of conflict and need the attorney to take over the case and make decisions for them (or work through the courts for the judge to make all of the decisions).

Then, in team meetings where the whole collaborative divorce team is discussing various settlement ideas, the financial neutrals frequently chime in with their advice or commentary about the settlement possibilities under discussion from a specifically financial perspective, perhaps offering information regarding how certain assets behave over time (appreciate or depreciate) or how taxes might affect the parties» decision - making.

Do you want to have some control over the decision - making process and outcome during your divorce proceedings?

Often the thought of divorce has been brewing in the mind of a husband or wife for months or even years, so when the decision is finally made and the die is cast, s / he wants to move forward quickly and just get it over with.

The bankruptcy court would have to approve your decision and it would also have jurisdiction over the property and debt aspects of your divorce.

Although it is always tempting when feeling overwhelmed to turn over the reins of your divorce to your divorce lawyer, that decision often leads to expensive and protracted litigation.

Tell your spouse that divorce mediation allows you to make your own decisions about your children and your assets rather than turning those decisions over to lawyers and judges.

A couple may choose separation over divorce because they have not made a final decision to divorce, or they may seek separation while divorce proceedings are pending.

Separation may be an emergency decision if safety is on the line, but divorce is a legal and emotional process that plays out over many months.

The court has the ultimate decision over how the divorce will affect the adoption.

She has worked with 1000s of families of divorce and conflict over the past 12 years as a child family investigator, parenting coordinator / decision - maker, children's therapist and divorce and parenting educator for the state of MN and CO..

People who divorce generally make the decision over time, but one of the most important points in this journey is certainty.

Consider Self - Representation, Mediation, Collaborative Divorce and Traditional Litigation as falling on a continuum from self - implementation and representation to turning over all decision making to a traditional adversarial approach or litigation.

Mediation is a form of dispute resolution that offers many advantages over litigating your divorce in a family court trial, where you are bound by the judge's decision.

The decision of whether to keep it, sell it, or fight with your spouse over whether you get it in your divorce, is a financial decision.

Over my more than a quarter - century of family law practice, I have witnessed people in the traditional court - based divorce process make some very bad decisions which affected their future and their childrens» future.

Family lawyers for Yasmin Prest, the ex wife of oil tycoon Michael Prest are contesting the decision given by the CoA on the 26 October, which ruled that companies owned by Mr Prest would not be made to hand over assets totaling # 17.5 m to his ex-wife, in a judgment which was criticised by critics saying that it would enable wealthy spouses to protect their assets in divorce proceedings.

Our divorce mediators work with you to explore options, get the information you need to make good decisions and reach your own agreements, keeping you in ultimate control over your future.

Collaborative Divorce is designed for those couples who do not want to turn their most important decisions about finances and children over to attorneys or judges.

Divorce is rarely a «sign on the line» affair that is over in a day — it is a long process, and can require many hard decisions.

Divorce is not an easy decision at anyone but for people over 50, it can arouse very realistic fears about financial security.

The issues that lead to divorce — money issues, infidelity, communication breakdown, or basic incompatibility are commonly cited as factors — often bleed over into the divorce itself and to the actual child - custody decision - making and proceedings.

Over half of divorced persons regret the decision to divorce.

By the time you reach the decision to divorce, or accept your spouse's decision, you probably want to get it done and over with!

However, the court may not have personal jurisdiction over the nonresident spouse at the time of the divorce proceeding, rendering certain court decisions invalid.

Sometimes people just want the divorce to be over, and will make hasty decisions before they have a full understanding of the options and implications.

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Are you agonizing over the decision of whether or not to file for divorce?

The lawyer can also help them make some of the most important decisions of the case, especially in the beginning, so the person can decide whether they want a traditional or collaborative divorce and which assets they want to fight over as well as which ones they are willing to surrender.

But even an intense attraction which leads to a marriage can often fade or become lost over time, leading to the decision to divorce.

The bottom line is that changing divorce lawyers before your case is over is a big decision, and not one to take lightly.

The emotional divorce begins with the decision to separate and ends when both spouses accept the fact that the relationship is over.

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