What to do before filing for divorce

Considering getting divorced? Want to know how to protect yourself? Here's the best divorce advice for women, from a divorce attorney.

When marriages are going through a rough patch, it can be tempting to feel defeated and consider filing for divorce. This is especially true when one spouse seems more adamant about calling it quits. While feelings of hopelessness and despair can start to kick in, it is imperative to know that your marriage can be saved. Though it may seem necessary in the moment, divorce is a decision that should be made only after you’ve tried everything you can to save your relationship. Let's look at 5…

I wish I could say that I had one of those divorces where we both agreed that we were better off apart and where we worked together to create a new version of our relationship, but I didn’t.

If you've ever wondered, "Should I get a divorce?", consider these 9 important questions to ask yourself before filing papers and ending your marriage.

Learn from the experts what you need to do before filing for divorce to avoid issues down the line. Preparation is key to ensuring long-term outcomes.

Because sometimes knowing what to do is just as important as knowing what not to do during divorce, we're here to guide you through this journey.

We've handled divorce cases for a decade. Before you file for divorce, read our post on the top 10 things to do before filing.

Maybe the tension is so thick you can cut it with a knife or you find yourself unable to think straight. I get it. You want peace. You want answers. Finding out who moves out of the marital home during divorce can seem like the first step toward solving these problems. But it's not that simple.

Are you financially preparing for divorce? Here are 8 tips to guide you through the process from a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA).

Living together during divorce is a very real possibility for most people. The experience doesn't have to be a living Purgatory, but there must be ground rules and clear boundaries. Divorcing can be expensive and complicated; it's not always a file-and-flee process. Here are some survival tips from us at SAS for Women and women clients we've supported in this situation of living together during divorce.