By Jose Medina | Divorce
Remember, knowledge is power. Many attorneys practice what my friend, Kevin, calls “Door Law.” They’ll take whatever walks through the door. This doesn’t necessarily mean that an attorney who practices in many areas, rather than one, is to be avoided. It’s just that an attorney who limits his/her practice to one area is more likely […]
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By Jose Medina | Divorce
Remember, Time is money Marriage is grand, divorce is ten grand. ~Anonymous Is a divorce really ten grand? No, not always. Sometimes it’s more. Sometimes it’s less. It all depends on what you are seeking and how agreeable your spouse is to what you are seeking. Simple, huh? So, how much is a divorce? We […]
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By Jose Medina | Divorce
There is no “I” in marriage (okay, just a little one). Many people worry that they will “lose everything” in a divorce. The truth is that it is the judge’s task to ensure that neither party leaves the marriage destitute. The term for what the judge will try to do is “equitable distribution.” That is, […]
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