26 Divorce Myths

Straight Answers from 12 Professionals in the Trenches

 
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Are you confused by well-meaning family and friends who tell you what to do? 

Straight talk from 12 different experts on the most common myths around divorce -  lawyers or do-it-yourself, your rights and entitlements, when to get a divorce, and effects of divorce on children. 

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26 Divorce Myths: Straight Answers from 12 Professionals in the Trenches

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Here's a few myths that you'll uncover:

  • Is it better for the kids if we stay together?

  • Do stay-at-home parents get more of the assets in divorce?

  • Can I get more alimony if my spouse cheated on me?

 

  • Does equitable distribution mean I get 50% of all assets? 

  • Will I be fully protected if I choose divorce mediation?

  • Are stay-at-home mothers entitled to more custody?

 

"The truth is that no two divorces are the same.  Your experience will be shaped by your choices.  The key is to make informed and well-reasoned decisions."

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Adina Laver, Divorce Essentials 

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Main Line Family Law Center offers affordable solutions for separation and divorce in a calm, peaceful and non-adversarial environment.  Using the mediation process, divorce education and a network of financial, legal, and mental health professionals, spouses can divorce without court or retaining lawyers.
    

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