Marriage is a beautiful union between two people, filled with love, commitment, and shared dreams. However, it’s also important to consider the legal aspects of marriage, such as prenuptial agreements, commonly known as prenups. Prenups are agreements made before marriage to protect the assets and interests of both parties in the event of a divorce. …
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After months of struggling in your marriage or after finding out that your spouse has filed for divorce you make the call to set up an appointment with a divorce attorney. You are upset and emotional and rightfully so. You never thought your marriage would come to this. You …
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Most people are familiar with the idea of common law marriage – they usually associate it with folks who have lived together for some amount of time but never obtained a marriage license or conducted a solemnization ceremony before a religious or legal official. “Common Law” describes laws that are not found in any statutory or constitutional document but have nonetheless …
In order to file a lawsuit against a person or entity, you must serve them with process. “Process” is a legal word that means the plaintiff must put the defendant on notice that he/she is being sued. Usually this is accomplished by having a sheriff or other “process server” deliver a copy of the complaint …
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