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5 Signs a Marriage is Salvageable

5 Signs a Marriage is Salvageable

In the rollercoaster of marriage, there are times when the ride gets bumpy. Disagreements, misunderstandings, and challenges can strain even the strongest of bonds. But how do you know when it's just a rough patch versus a sign that it might be time to consider other options? Here are five signs that indicate a divorce is avoidable and a marriage is salvageable with some effort and dedication. 1. Communication is Open and Honest Communication is the cornerstone of any successful relationship....

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What To Do if Your Kids Are Not Safe with Your Ex

What To Do if Your Kids Are Not Safe with Your Ex

Divorce is a challenging process, and it becomes even more complicated when you worry about your children's safety with your ex-spouse. At Alexander & Associates, we understand that the well-being of your children is your top priority. If you suspect that your kids are not safe, it's crucial to take immediate and appropriate steps to protect your children. Recognize the Signs of Abuse First, it’s important to identify any signs that might indicate your children are in danger. These signs...

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Divorce and Social Media: Online Activity Impacts Your Case

Divorce and Social Media: Online Activity Impacts Your Case

Have you ever gotten caught up in someone else's drama overshared on social media? People frequently share too much online without considering the potential consequences. This could involve posting about an ex on Facebook or recording themselves sharing personal information. People should be more cautious about what they share on the internet to avoid negative outcomes. It's important to think before posting anything personal or sensitive online. Lawyers also check social media for evidence in...

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What is a Military Spouse Entitled to in a Divorce?  

What is a Military Spouse Entitled to in a Divorce?  

What is a Military Spouse Entitled to in a Divorce?   Divorce can be a challenging process for any couple, but it can be especially complex for military families. Navigating the legal intricacies of military divorce requires an understanding of both state and federal laws. If you are a military spouse facing divorce, it’s crucial to know your rights and entitlements. This blog post by Alexander & Associates, Attorneys at Law, will guide you through what a military spouse is entitled to in...

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Safeguarding Business Assets During Divorce: Best Practices from Alexander & Associates

Safeguarding Business Assets During Divorce: Best Practices from Alexander & Associates

When a divorce involves business ownership, the stakes can feel even higher. Protecting business assets during a divorce needs careful planning, foresight, and strategic action, as Alexander & Associates team knows. In this blog post, we'll explore some of the best practices for safeguarding your business interests during divorce proceedings. Establish Clear Documentation: A key step in protecting your business assets during divorce is to create clear documentation from the beginning. This...

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Divorce & Estate Planning: Updating Your Will and Beneficiary Designations

Divorce & Estate Planning: Updating Your Will and Beneficiary Designations

Divorce is a significant life event that requires careful consideration and planning, especially when it comes to estate matters. As you navigate the complexities of ending your marriage, it's crucial to ensure that your estate planning documents accurately reflect your wishes and protect your assets. One essential step in this process is updating your will and beneficiary designations to reflect your new circumstances. The Importance of Updating Your Will - Divorce & Estate Planning A...

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Mediation vs. Litigation: Choosing the Right Divorce Resolution Method

Mediation vs. Litigation: Choosing the Right Divorce Resolution Method

Divorce Mediation VS Litigation In the realm of divorce proceedings, emotions can run high, making it challenging for couples to navigate the legal terrain. When it comes to resolving disputes, two primary options stand out: mediation and litigation. Each method carries its own set of advantages and considerations, and choosing the right approach can significantly impact the outcome of the divorce process. Defining Mediation and Litigation Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution...

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What is Suddenly Divorced Syndrome?

What is Suddenly Divorced Syndrome?

Seemingly out of nowhere, Jaime handed him divorce papers, and Taylor felt entirely blindsided. Taylor thought things were going well - they were faithful to one another, they weren't behind on bills, and the kids were doing great in school. What could have possibly gone so wrong to cause Jaime to leave him? Taylor is experiencing a phenomenon called "Suddenly Divorced Syndrome."   What is Suddenly Divorced Syndrome? "Suddenly Divorced Syndrome" (or SDS) is a term used to describe the...

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Common Financial Mistakes During Divorce

Common Financial Mistakes During Divorce

Financial changes are one of the most complicated and misunderstood parts of navigating a divorce. At Alexander & Associates, we understand the importance of addressing financial matters with care and precision during divorce proceedings. In this blog post, we'll explore some of the most common financial mistakes during divorce and offer insights on how to avoid them, ensuring a smoother transition to your post-divorce financial future. Neglecting to Gather Financial Documents:One of the...

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What is Alimony (Spousal Support) In Divorce and How it Works

What is Alimony (Spousal Support) In Divorce and How it Works

What is Alimony and Spousal Support? As couples untangle their lives, the question of financial support often arises, and alimony steps into the spotlight.  But what is alimony?   Often referred to as spousal support or maintenance, alimony is a legal obligation where one spouse provides financial assistance to the other after divorce. It is designed to address disparities in income and standard of living, offering economic stability during the transition from married life to single-hood. In...

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