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The process of divorce isn't that hard. It consists of initiation, the "provisional" or "intirim" period, and the final hearing and divorce decree. Here, the procedure is explained. For more information get your free sample chapter of -- One of the biggest areas of dispute in divorce is how to divide assets (property) and liabilities (debts). Here, we consider the different kinds of property, and the things you should think about when negotiating settlement. Practicing law isn't all fun and games. In fact, it can be a first class pain in the neck. If it wasn't for the humor in it, I'd quit and become a belly dancer. I'll tell you why, and keep you supplied with stories and information about family law. I'll also do you all a big favor and stick to practicing law. |
Your Pocket Guide To DivorceEach state has its own divorce laws. However, there are common elements no matter where you live. Generally, you can handle your own divorce without a lawyer if you are in agreement with your spouse about your children, debts and property. If you don’t have kids, debts or property, it will be even easier to take care of things yourself.Free Sample Chapter You may be able to get the forms you need at your public library, or even your local courthouse. There are plenty of places on line that also offer divorce forms. Very little of your attorney’s time is spent filling out the documents you need for the court records. In fact, a secretary or paralegal usually does that for the lawyer with the information you provide. You can do that much yourself without any help from me, the judge or anyone else if you wish. What isn’t as easy to come by is information about the nuts and bolts of the divorce process. You can stand around with a handful of papers, and wonder what happens next. You can go to court and come out wondering what the judge was thinking. Or, you can do yourself a favor and buy "Your Pocket Guide To Divorce". and have all the information you need to make smart decisions during your divorce. You will save yourself a lot of time, money and confusion if you know what you’re doing and why. This is exactly what this clearly written book will tell you. "Your Pocket Guide To Divorce" will teach you:
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Your Pocket Divorce GuideIf you and your spouse don't have children, property or debts, or you are in agreement about the issues you do have, you may choose to get divorced without a lawyer's assistance.Even if you do end up hiring counsel, you should understand the procedure of divorce so that you can participate fully in the management of your case. Your Pocket Divorce Guide will show you what you need to know to understand the divorce process. Go here to learn more and to claim your Free Sample Chapter
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