A divorce can cause intense feelings of vulnerability. But there is power in knowledge. Here you’ll find hundreds of articles to help you understand the divorce process.
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Divorce is never a couple’s goal when they get married, but sometimes the marital relationship develops insurmountable problems. Perhaps one spouse thinks they need to move on, and the other wants to stay married and work on the issues. You may be…
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Fathers have equal rights and obligations towards their children as mothers. However, establishing a father’s rights in Alabama is not always straightforward. Depending on the circumstances, fathers may need to go to court to establish paternity…
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In Alabama, residents can apply for a fault or no-fault divorce. The differences between a fault and a no-fault divorce are the reason for filing and the cause of the divorce. In a fault divorce, one of the spouses must prove that the other did…
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Deciding to get a divorce in Alabama can be emotionally challenging. While the process can seem overwhelming and complicated, you are not alone. Our goal is to guide and support you through the divorce process and help you move forward. This guide…
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Divorce can be a challenging time in life. However, if you and your spouse are on amicable terms, you don’t have to go through the expenses of a long, drawn-out court battle. Instead, you may be able to get an uncontested divorce. Although an…
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If you are considering divorce, you may have many questions about the process. One of the most common questions is, How much does a divorce cost in Alabama? This blog will answer that question. When considering the cost of a divorce in Alabama, it…
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Depending on the circumstances of where you are living, the military may cover the costs of moving after a divorce. If the military won’t cover the costs, you can negotiate moving costs in your divorce agreement. The attorneys at Summit Family Law…
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Sometimes, a married couple wants to live apart and have an enforceable court order regarding spousal support and assets, but they do not want to get a divorce. Alabama law allows such couples to seek a legal separation, which can accomplish those…
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In Alabama, child custody can be shared by unmarried parents or given to just one. Alabama law presumes that joint custody is in the best interest of the child, so judges always consider it first when making custody rulings for unmarried parents…
