Will the Ashley Madison Hack Lead to a Lot of Divorces?

The impact of the recent hacking of Ashley Madison, website designed to facilitate marital infidelity, has only just begun to emerge. The personal information from the profiles of the site’s 37 million users – which includes their name, address, emails, financial information, message history and details about their personal sexual preferences – was hacked and…

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Preparing for Your Consultation with a Divorce Lawyer

Did you know that your choice of attorney for your complex divorce case can be the determining factor as to what kind of result you get? When you and your spouse have substantial assets and properties, you need an aggressive divorce attorney on your side to help you keep what you worked so hard to…

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Marrying Again after Divorce

In the United States, the divorce rate is at a staggering 50% for first marriages, 67% for second and 73% for third marriages. The reasoning behind this can be attributed to many factors, including the fact that couples in second and third marriage have usually already had their children, which is one of the things…

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Marriage Equality – Celebrating the Freedom to Divorce

Now that the Supreme Court has ruled that marriage equality is the law of the land, many LGBT Americans are celebrating the hard-won right to marry. However, along with the ability for same-sex couples to marry comes the freedom for those couples who married in other states to finally end their marriages. You will find…

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The Discovery Process in Complex Tennessee Divorces

In a complex divorce proceeding, there are generally more than a few complicated issues to work through. At the outset, you want to make sure that you are working with an attorney who has experience handling divorce cases with substantial assets, and knows how to handle all of the complexities that could surface when you…

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5 Questions Women Over 50 Going Through Divorce Should Ask

There is a “gray divorce revolution” going on in the United States. In a research study conducted by Bowling Green State University on the rising rate of divorce among older adults, researchers found that Americans over age 50 are more than twice as likely to divorce as people in their age group 20 years ago.…

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