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Divorce in the Trenches: Military Divorce

Addressing some of the complexities involved in a military divorce....
- By: Anna Zimmerman
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Divorce in the Trenches: Dividing a Military Retirement in Divorce

How will a military retirement be allocated between divorcing spouses?...
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Contempt Charges in Alabama Divorce

In Alabama, a court can charge you with contempt for not complying with the terms of your divorce decree. In f...
- By: Paul Shaw
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Steps In Filing For Divorce

The steps for filing for divorce will vary depending on the circumstances of each situation, but some steps ar...
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Merger Versus Survival of Divorce Agreements in Massachusetts

Separation agreements (agreements that deal with divorce-related issues such as child custody and support, ali...
- By: Howard Goldstein
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Parties Did Not Sign Divorce Decree?

The divorce decree on file is signed by the judge and both attorneys. However because neither party signed the...
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My Divorce Lawyer Will Not Respond?

Divorce was final a year ago and I was awarded half his IRA. I kept regular contact with my lawyer's office, a...
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