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North Carolina Divorce Lawyers Blog
When Can a Custody Order Be Changed in North Carolina?
For children caught in the middle of a divorce, few things feel more uncertain (or more frightening) than not knowing what their daily life will look like going forward. Child…
Georgia and International Family Law Blog
Child Support and Alimony in Georgia: How Judges Decide
When a marriage with children ends, two of the most pressing financial questions are almost always about child support and alimony. While both are meant to provide financial stability after…
Blog - Sackers
Dan Traynor comments on proposed reform to divorce and separation in Professional Pensions
Dan Traynor, associate, comments on the clarity needed on cohabitation and sharing of future pension benefits. The lack of an agreed start date for cohabitation may make it difficult to…
Collective Family Law Group Blog
Is a 70/30 Property Split Common in Australia?
Somewhere between the horror stories and the “we split everything perfectly down the middle” stories, most people going through a divorce settlement just want one straight answer: what’s actually normal?…
Pennsylvania Divorce and Domestic Relations Blog
A Pleading Error May Trigger a Malpractice Claim
By Mark Ashton
Divorce lawyers spend almost no time on the subject of pleadings. You don’t need to answer a divorce complaint. The rules specify that. You aren’t required to file a divorce…
Rincker Law Blog
Can an LLC Protect the Family Farm From a Divorce? What Illinois Farm Owners Should Know
By Dimple Dang
Can an LLC Protect the Family Farm From a Divorce? What Illinois Farm Owners Should Know is an important question for farm families who have spent years or generations building…
Legal Futures Blog
Unregulated divorce service poised to launch law firm
By Neil Rose
Woolley: Firm built on technologyWell-known divorce and separation service amicable – which markets itself as an alternative to solicitors – is to enter regulation for the first time by setting…
Legal IT Insider
amicable applies to SRA to launch “tech-forward” law firm
By Caroline Hill - Editor-in-Chief
amicable, the award-winning divorce and separation service, has submitted its application to the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) to launch a new, separate law firm serving England and Wales. Alongside that, it’s opening the search…
North Carolina Divorce Lawyers Blog
Is a Permanent Custody Order Always Permanent in North Carolina? (Part 1 of 2)
The term “permanent” in a custody order holds extra weight at first glance. After all, if the title says “Permanent Custody Order”, it’s easy to assume that the arrangement can…
Collective Family Law Group Blog
Understanding Alimony Payments in Australia:2026 Legal Guide
You’ve come across the word “alimony” online, maybe from a US TV show, a Reddit thread, or a friend’s divorce overseas, and now you’re wondering what alimony payments actually are,…