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Prenuptial Agreements: Everything You Need to Know

If you are thinking about popping the question or have already got engaged, one of the things that you should consider is getting a prenuptial agreement. Deciding whether this is a good idea or not depends largely on your personal situation.......

How to Create a Divorce Settlement Agreement

Using a Divorce Settlement Agreement Going through a divorce can be a stressful and difficult process. Luckily, our divorce settlement agreement makes this process as straightforward and painless as possible. These instructions will help you......

6 Tips for Getting a Divorce Without a Lawyer

Divorce. It’s the dreaded “D” word. For many, divorce is a time of pain, stress, and great contemplation. Emotions are in a heightened state and respective spouses can feel at odds. When children are at the center of the separation, divorce......

12 Common Pitfalls to Avoid In Your Divorce

Divorce is a difficult and emotional process that no one wants to go through. Matters get particularly complex when there are children involved or when dealing with a combative spouse. Tensions and stress levels rise, making it easy to slip......

How to Create an Affidavit of Marriage

Use an affidavit of marriage as your sworn statement that you are married and to name who you are married to. Often you will need this affidavit when applying for a foreign visa or if you lose your marriage certificate. Take the following......

Are You Common Law Married?

Common law marriage is a wildly misunderstood concept in the United States. Many people believe that if domestic partners co-habitate for at least seven years then they are automatically deemed “married.” Unfortunately, this is not true in any......

What States Allow Common Law Marriage?

This is a little known fact: Although you probably hear about common law marriage a lot, only a handful of states even allow common law marriage anymore, and the number that do allow it keeps decreasing as those states realize common law......