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  1. McKinley, Conger, Jolley & Galarneau, LLP Blog

    Is a Joint Divorce Petition Right for You?

    By John McKinley

    The divorce process in California has historically been adversarial. Even after no-fault divorce was introduced in 1969, the “petitioner” and “respondent” framework still applied, with one spouse serving a petition…

  2. Elder Law Issues

    June Wrap-Up: Gray Divorce and Deathbed Visions

    By Jordan Young

    This month we’re talking about gray divorce, death bed visions and the death of American musician Oliver Tree. Gray Divorce The New York Times posted an article about “gray divorce”;…

  3. Legal Bites

    Can 36 Years of Separation Leave a Marriage Beyond Legal Recognition? Jharkhand High Court Clarifies

    By Mayank Shekhar

    Marriage is often described as a lifelong partnership built on companionship, mutual respect, emotional support, and shared responsibilities. However, when spouses remain separated for decades with no meaningful interaction, no…

  4. Althouse

    "[H]er husband forgot her 50th birthday…. said Ruchi, who asked to use only her first name because she is in the process of negotiating her divorce."

    By Ann Althouse

    "'You’ve put all these things aside because you’re a mom and you’re taking care of a family,' she said.... 'Then you think: Is that all I am good for? When…

  5. For Good

    Pro Bono Work Highlights New York’s Outdated Approach to Uncontested Divorce

    By William C. Silverman, Jordan Lewis

    Taking on uncontested divorce matters is a staple of our pro bono practice in New York. Over the course of our work, one thing has become abundantly clear: there is…

  6. Herston on Tennessee Family Law

    What We Learn About Money When Our Parents Divorce

    By K.O. Herston

    Most of us don’t remember sitting down for a formal lesson on money as kids. What we remember instead is how money felt in our homes. Was it calm? Stressful?…

  7. Family Law Blog | Family Law Section

    Conflict of Laws: The Perils of Divorce by Publication and International Laws

    By JJ Moore

    In the realm of Wisconsin family law, “service by publication” is often viewed as the procedural safety net of last resort. Under Wis. Stat. section 801.11(1)(c), when a spouse cannot…

  8. North Carolina Divorce Lawyers Blog

    Songs To Listen To During a Divorce or Breakup

    By Woodruff Family Law Group

    It’s been said that breaking up is hard to do, and the last thing you want is to go through the pain alone. Many good songs have been used to…

  9. Herold Gie News

    DIVORCE, A SOLD HOME AND THE RIGHT TO OCCUPY: WHERE THE LAW DRAWS THE LINE

    By HGAdmin

    Protracted divorce proceedings frequently leave spouses vulnerable and uncertain, especially where disputes arise over the family home. A common question is whether a spouse may rely on their continued occupation therein until the finalisation of the divorce proceedings, even where the…

  10. Pennsylvania Divorce and Domestic Relations Blog

    The Age of Reconciliation: Jelly Roll does a Bunnie Hop.

    By Mark Ashton

    I don’t know who Jelly Roll is, but my news feed thought him important a month ago when it published that his marriage to Bunnie Xo was ruptured with a…