On behalf of Law Office of Meghan A. Bodie | Oct 27, 2020 | Divorce
You do not have any children, but you and your spouse have always thought of your dog as part of the family. The dog is not just a pet; it’s more like a child in its own right. Now you’re getting divorced, and you’ve realized how complicated it can get. You don’t...
On behalf of Law Office of Meghan A. Bodie | Sep 14, 2020 | Divorce
When you look at divorce rates and statistics for every year, you can find some common trends. This can help you understand when and why divorce tends to happen. One trend is that August usually sees the biggest spike in divorce rates, rivaled only by a short period...
On behalf of Law Office of Meghan A. Bodie | Aug 19, 2020 | Divorce
One of the biggest concerns people can have during a divorce is how they will make ends meet as a single person. This is especially concerning when one spouse does not have a steady career or a regular income. As you might expect, alimony or spousal support is one way...
On behalf of Law Office of Meghan A. Bodie | Jul 23, 2020 | Divorce
A lot of married people develop warm, loving relationships with their in-laws. When the marriage ends, however, that relationship can become painfully strained. Does divorcing your spouse mean you also have to divorce your in-laws? Absolutely not. Here are some tips...
On behalf of Law Office of Meghan A. Bodie | Jul 8, 2020 | Divorce
Typically, a divorce happens after one spouse files the paperwork and serves it to the other spouse. That person then responds to the filing, and the two enter into divorce negotiations or divorce litigation. In the end, the court either makes a decision or signs off...
On behalf of Law Office of Meghan A. Bodie | May 4, 2020 | Divorce
It is normal for divorcing spouses to argue about who gets what and how to split up the assets they once shared as part of their married life. The greater the emotional or financial value that’s an asset has, the more likely it is for former spouses to butt...
