answered on Feb 12, 2011
It would be very unusual for the court to terminate jurisdiction to award spousal support after a long term marriage (10 years or more). While it is possible to waive the right to receive spousal support even after a long term marriage, the waiver has to be clear and unequivocal. So, if you... View More 
answered on Feb 9, 2011
Home ownership comes with obligations and a minor cannot agree to take on those responsibilities. I would explore putting the property in a trust and make the minor the sole beneficiary. Speak to an experienced estate planning attorney about this as the attorney can evaluate all aspects of the... View More
answered on Feb 13, 2011
Love is grant and divorce is 10 grant. No, seriously, a divorce can be as little as $0 to the sky is the limit. It's $0 if you prepare all the documents yourself and qualify for a fee waiver. It can be tens of thousands $$ if even just one of the parties fights about everything. I would... View More
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