There are so many things to consider when it comes to divorce, but before you do anything, here are some things to keep in mind before hiring an attorney. Five things you should know before you … [Read more...]
Sometimes Mediation Is An Economic Decision
March 26, 2013 by
To Mediate or to Litigate? Which is Right for Me? The question is whether mediation is an effective approach to resolve marital or post-marital disputes. The answer lies in your end-objectives. … [Read more...]
Understanding the Lengthy Process of Divorce
March 19, 2013 by
Maintaining an Active Tempo in Your Divorce Who really controls the tempo of a lawsuit? Are the parties dragging their feet? Are the lawyers creating more work than necessary? Are the court … [Read more...]
Divorce Hotels – Will You Need to Reserve One at Your Wedding?
March 12, 2013 by
Like weddings, there are divorce gifts, divorce greeting cards, and divorce parties. Well, so that the travel industry isn’t excluded from the booming marketplace, today there are “Divorce Hotels.” … [Read more...]
How To Prove Your Former Spouse is in a Supportive Relationship, and Terminate or Reduce Alimony Payments
February 22, 2013 by
Here’s the typical scenario: You know she’s living with another man. She knows she’s living with another man, and that in doing so, her alimony is at risk for reduction or termination. But she also … [Read more...]
Litigation v. Mediation in Family Law – How Do You Choose?
January 9, 2013 by
Do-it-yourself divorces and pro se (representing yourself) litigants are on the rise, especially as the economy continues to put the squeeze on families financially and people simply cannot afford to … [Read more...]
Was Divorce on Your New Year’s Resolution List?
January 8, 2013 by
The holidays are a joyous time for about 50% of couples. The other 50% are looking at each other secretly wondering, "How do I get out of this marriage" or, "How can I possibly make this work?" With … [Read more...]
Eliminating “He Said/She Said” in Cohabitation Cases Using Cell Tower Location Records
September 30, 2012 by
In family law, the ability to prove or disprove the whereabouts of a person many times becomes the centerpiece of proving the cohabitation element of a “supportive relationship” case. While the law … [Read more...]
Peace in the family = Piece of mind.
January 23, 2012 by
My name is Diane Danois. I am an attorney, a wife, and a stepmother. I am also a former litigator, who knows her way through the court system. I know how legal fees and costs are run up, and I know … [Read more...]
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