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Going through a divorce can be complicated and emotionally draining, especially when emotional abuse is a factor. Unlike physical abuse, the effects of emotional abuse are typically not visible to others. As a result, emotional abuse can be more difficult to prove in divorce proceedings. However, it is not impossible. If you are considering a

Ending a marriage is never easy. However, divorcing someone with a mental illness can present its own unique challenges. Divorcing a spouse with a mental illness can affect the way you interact with them throughout the process and the ultimate outcome of your case. So before getting started, it’s important to know what to expect. 

We’ve all heard the term, but you may not know exactly what it means. So what is the irretrievable breakdown of marriage? To the untrained ear, it may sound abstract and complex. However, it’s an important concept to grasp, especially if you’re considering divorce proceedings in Alabama. In today’s article, we’ll shed light on the

Most people enter into marriage with the hope that it will last a lifetime. Unfortunately, however, this is not always the case. Abuse is one of the most commonly cited reasons that couples seek divorce. And while many people hear the word “abuse” and think of physical violence, emotional abuse can be just as damaging

Ending a marriage is never easy, but this can be especially true when domestic violence is involved.  Under Alabama law, the existence of domestic violence in the marital relationship can impact nearly every facet of a divorce, from property division to child custody determinations and everything in between. Thus, before proceeding, it’s important to understand

Navigating the divorce process can be a daunting task. It’s a journey littered with legal jargon, complex procedures, and incredible emotional challenges. Without legal assistance, the divorce litigation process can leave you with less than you deserve. Fortunately, you don’t have to go into the process alone. Here at Summit Family Law, we believe knowledge

Most people don’t know about the intricate mechanics of divorce in Alabama. There are contested divorces and uncontested divorces, as well as no-fault and fault divorces. Then there are different ways of resolving divorces, including litigation, collaborative divorces, and mediation. Today, we’ll explore two methods of dealing with divorce: litigation and mediation. We will also discuss

Abandonment as Grounds for an Alabama Fault Divorce Abandonment occurs when one partner in a marriage has left the other partner without their agreement. In Alabama, if someone wants to prove that their spouse has abandoned them, they have to show that their spouse has not lived with them or been a part of their