Going through a divorce can quickly turn into a complex situation. When you and your spouse cannot agree on how to divide your assets, the resulting litigation becomes even more critical. Building your case can depend on critical details that support the ultimate...
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What happens after a divorce is finalized?
Many West Virginia individuals look forward to the day they can “finalize” their divorce. Usually, this means looking forward to the day when the dotted line is signed and all details are agreed upon. While this is certainly a momentous occasion, it is important to...
Divorcing young: dos and don’ts
While there is plenty of advice out there about separation and divorce, very few articles address the unique circumstances that can come with going through a divorce as a very young adult. However, those divorcing in their early 20s are in a unique situation that...
Can titling impact property division in divorce?
When a married couple seeks to end their union, the issue of property division is among the biggest concerns. Some people may wonder whether the titling of property matters in a divorce. For example, if a couple’s marital home is under the name of just one spouse,...
Did your divorce spark trouble with the IRS?
Do you suspect that your spouse tried to beat the system during property division proceedings in a West Virginia court? When you filed for divorce, you no doubt understood that you and your soon-to-be ex would have to resolve certain financial issues, especially if...
Cryptocurrency can be a sticking point in divorce
In a divorce, some assets are easier to split than others. In recent years, a new asset with unique challenges has emerged: cryptocurrency. West Virginia individuals going through a divorce should be aware of the following possibilities and pitfalls of divorcing...
Creating a legal separation agreement that works for your family
You may know that your marriage is over, but you may not be quite ready to move forward with divorce. Suppose you are ready to live on your own while making important decisions regarding the future of your West Virginia family. In that case, a legal separation may be...
How does a child’s age impact his or her divorce experience?
For West Virginia parents, the impact on shared children is often one of the biggest concerns when ending a marriage. However, the question of how children will be impacted, or what to do to support them through the change, varies a great deal depending on their age....
How to smoothly transition to co-parenting
Moving from a shared home to co-parenting between households can be tough for both the children and the parents. Thankfully, there are ways to make the transition easier. By making important decisions ahead of time and being mindful of everyone’s feelings and...
Filing for divorce from a narcissistic spouse
Many spouses in West Virginia and beyond say they overlooked little faults or personality quirks in their spouses before they decided to get married. Some even say they found such nuances attractive or simply laughed about a partner’s lack of spontaneity or impatient...


