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Posted by Steven A. Harris | Divorce, Family Law

What are some challenges regarding electronic evidence in divorces? Contested divorces are when the two parties cannot come to an agreement regarding the terms of their divorce. If the divorce is contested, then the parties will have to go to trial in the Circuit Court. Then, the parties will have to present their arguments to …

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Posted by Steven A. Harris | Divorce, Family Law

What are the basic steps of divorce mediation? When faced with a legal dispute, or in this case a divorce proceeding, the parties do not automatically have to go to court over their issues. There is another route that they may choose to take, which is known as Alternative Dispute Resolution. Alternative Dispute Resolution offers …

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Posted by Steven A. Harris | Divorce, Family Law

How do you divorce an abusive narcissist? While most wedding vows include a term that states “until death do us part,” you do not have to stay in your marriage until death terminates your marriage. Out of all marriages, almost half of them end in divorce. Marriage can be challenging in many aspects, so it …

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Posted by Steven A. Harris | Divorce, Family Law

How do judges determine the custody of pets in a divorce? When a married couple decides to get a divorce in Pike County, or anywhere else in Alabama, there are numerous terms that must be decided. If those two parties have children, it is commonly known that child support and child custody must be determined. …

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Posted by Steven A. Harris | Divorce, Family Law

Is it better to be the one that files for the divorce, or does it even matter? When two parties decide that they want to divorce, they will have to obtain a court order granting their divorce in order to officially dissolve their marriage and legally be considered single. To get this court order, one …

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