The standard divorce is transacted in conference rooms, court rooms, or at the kitchen table and is usually stressful and can drag out for months. DivorceHotel, however, is all about a unique divorce experience.
Couples who are going through divorce and simply don’t have the financial means to get professional assistance are reliant upon DIY divorce.
Whether your divorce was a high conflict or fairly co-operative experience, you will cross the finish line and look up at some point wondering what the next step is.
If you are wondering how to keep your house in a divorce, you are not alone. A lot of my clients have sentimental attachments to their houses.
That’s right. I said it. My key to co-parenting success with my ex is not “putting my children first” as so many professionals recommend.
There were much better ways to structure this settlement that would have been more equitable.
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