By: Mary Ellen Flynn, Attorney Sometimes, dishonest spouses going through a separation and divorce, especially when there are allegations of cheating or those with significant wealth, take steps to hide assets. A critical part of going through a divorce is the...
by Meg Alexander, Attorney You may be at the point where you have moved past thoughts of “should I get divorced” and are now contemplating “how and when do I get divorced.” If so, it is only natural to question whether you should file for divorce before your spouse or...
by Mary Ellen Flynn, Attorney When it comes to divorce – collaborative law is an alternative dispute process that offers a more cooperative and transparent approach to resolving the parties’ issues. When it comes to gray divorce – collaborative law may be exactly what...
By Mary Ellen Flynn, Attorney Whether you are in the midst of a divorce, recently divorced, or divorced for several years, it is crucial to keep in mind how this might affect you at tax time and, most importantly, what mistakes to avoid. As the 2022 tax deadline...
By Mary Ellen Flynn, Esq. Remember when you got married and decided to change your name? Well, the process of restoring your former name after divorce is very similar. If not done correctly, it can be time consuming and extremely frustrating. This blog provides tips...
By Nelson Garcia, Esq. There are various common misunderstandings about the divorce process that can be labeled as “myths.” I will address here the two most common that I have encountered over the years by far. Myth No. 1: The most prevalent myth is that Courts split...
