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One of the myths regarding divorces is that a person divorced once is less likely to have a second divorce. However, a study published in "Psychology Today" concluded that 60 percent of all remarriages are not successful.
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Although few couples like the idea of getting a prenup, before you’re married is the perfect time to consider how you’d split up assets during a divorce. When you’re most in love with your future spouse is the time when you’ll both be most fair with the other.
Make sure your wife-to-be is as certain as possible about getting married. A UCLA study tracked nearly 300 married couples and found that 19 percent of women who admitted before the wedding that they had some doubts ended up divorced within four years. Only 8 percent of women who said they had no doubts were divorced within four years.
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You've just received papers requesting a divorce from your spouse. What happens now? Contact a divorce attorney, who can walk you through every step of the divorce process, so you know exactly what to expect.
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There are many different factors upon which a divorce court is going to base alimony on. This includes the length of the marriage, the length of separation prior to divorce, the parties’ ages, the parties’ respective incomes, the parties’ financial prospects, the parties’ health, and who was at fault in the marriage’s demise.
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If a relative is interested in adopting a child, does the relative need to be married or own a home? No. Relatives who are interested in relative adoptions may be single, married or divorced and home ownership is not a requirement for relative adoptions.
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