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Learning About Divorce

Hello, my name is Diane Honberg. Welcome to my site about divorce. My first marriage fell apart fairly quickly due to our inexperience in relationships. Despite the amicable divorce proceedings, I found the whole process entirely overwhelming. Everything, from the paperwork to court appearances, drove my stress levels into the stratosphere. I want to help people dealing with divorce by updating this website with helpful information. I will detail the paperwork process, court appearance tactics, attorney acquisition and so much more. I hope you will visit my site often to learn more about divorce proceedings. Thank you for coming by.

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Why You Should Never Get a Divorce Without a Divorce Attorney

Posted on 24 February 2021

When it comes to getting a divorce, you're better off being as prepared as possible. When you have someone who is skilled in divorce law, such as a divorce attorney, you know that you have proper representation as you go through the divorce process. You shouldn't take divorce lightly, even if you're facing an amicable one. Even a divorce with few issues can take a long time to resolve, and you can put your assets and acquired belongings at risk when you walk in without any representation at all. [Read More]

Why Should You Understand Your Finances Before Your Divorce Mediation?

Posted on 11 November 2020

When it comes to family law, divorce is among one of the most diverse and complicated parts of the field. For some couples, it makes sense to go through the details of their divorce settlement through the mediation process. Mediation involves a neutral third party, along with your respective attorneys, helping you and your spouse flesh out the details of your divorce prior to the final decree. During the mediation process, many components of your settlement are decided, chief among them asset division. [Read More]

Credit Card Fraud Criminal Charge: Important Information To Remember

Posted on 13 July 2020

The unauthorized use of a credit card is illegal, no matter the circumstances. As a form of criminal activity, any person who is facing a charge for this action stands the chance of going to prison with a felony conviction. Learn more about how this type of charge is handled. Credit Card Fraud Defined It is important to understand that your perception of credit card fraud may not be the same as what the law dictates. [Read More]

Dealing With Severe Domestic Abuse? How A Family Attorney Can Help

Posted on 22 November 2019

Too often, victims of domestic abuse suffer in silence. They may feel horribly alone and can become so afraid that they don't tell anyone what they are going through. Tragically, the abuse sometimes turns fatal and the victim ends up dying at the hands of the person who is abusing them. If you're in a domestic violence situation and are looking for help, just know that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. [Read More]