E.A. Gjelten
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How to Find Hidden Assets in Divorce
Unfortunately, some people try to hide income or other property during their divorce. If you suspect your spouse of doing that, there are steps you can take to find the hidden assets.
Child Custody and Relocation in Virginia
It’s not uncommon for a divorced parent to move for a new job or marriage, but this can create problems for the other parent, including decreased parenting time and increased visitation costs.
Virginia Child Custody Laws
Learn how child custody works in Virginia, including how judges decide when parents can't agree, and how you can change your existing custody orders.
The Stages of Divorce Mediation
Here’s what to expect when you decide to mediate your divorce.
Legal Separation and Separation Agreements in North Carolina
In North Carolina, legal separation works differently than in most other states. You can get a "divorce from bed and board" (a court-ordered legal separation). But you can also be considered legally separated without a court order.
How Property is Divided in a North Carolina Divorce
If you’re separating from your spouse or getting divorced in North Carolina, the issue of dividing your property is going to come up. You may think you know what you’re entitled to—but you may be in for a surprise.
Top 15 Financial Mistakes to Avoid in Your Divorce Settlement
Learn about the most common financial pitfalls in divorce settlement agreements—and how to avoid them when you're negotiating your own agreement.
Uncontested Divorce in Utah
Learn how to get a quick and easy uncontested divorce in Utah, including the requirements, necessary paperwork, how and where to file the forms, and how to complete the process.
North Carolina Child Custody
Learn about the kinds of custody arrangements in North Carolina, how judges decide on custody when parents can’t agree, and how to get a change in custody or visitation.
Child Custody and Visitation Laws in Vermont
Child custody and visitation can be emotionally-charged and complex issues. It’s crucial for you to be prepared for what you might be facing.