Anwers To Commonly Asked Divorce Questions
Welcome to Ask Brette, where the most
commonly asked divorce questions get answered.
As part of our commitment to
helping women who are struggling with the divorce process,
we've partnered with Brette McWhorter Sember to bring you this weekly
advice column, Ask Brette.
This is your opportunity to find answers to your questions regarding the legal
issues of divorce.
Brette Sember is a former family and
matrimonial attorney and mediator, nationally recognized expert, and author of
many books including The Complete Divorce Handbook: A Practical Guide
(Sterling), The Divorce Organizer & Planner,
No-Fight Divorce :
Spend Less Money, Save Time and Avoid Conflict Using Mediation, and
How To Parent With Your Ex
For more information about Brette, see www.BretteSember.com.
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Dealing with the breakup of your marriage is hard enough, but it
can be overwhelming trying to understand all the legal issues that
come up. The decisions that you make during your divorce can
affect you for a long time, so you need a reliable source of information that
answers your questions about divorce. You can now ask Brette your questions about
the divorce process.
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Please Note: This column is not intended to take
the place of legal counsel, but rather to provide information about
the various issues that arise in a divorce.
Brette's answers provide the reader with legal information that is general in nature,
and should not be considered personal legal
advice. For specific recommendations concerning your
situation, please retain an experienced divorce lawyer who can
answer your questions based on the current divorce law statutes of
your state. WomansDivorce.com and Brette Sember disclaim
any liability from any claim arising from any information contained
in this column. This column is not a substitute for legal advice.
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