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Those in Alabama who find themselves in court as their marriages come to a legal end typically face issues regarding the division of their assets and properties. Some say that property division in divorce proceedings might be made easier if soon-to-be former spouses signed a prenuptial agreement before marriage. A recent case involving a celebrity couple has been noted in the media. Country music icons Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert are said to have shocked fans world-wide when they publicly announced their intentions to divorce after a 10 year marriage. Some who have reported the story claim that the couple’s divorce settlements were finalized in a very expeditious manner because they had signed a prenuptial agreement before tying the knot. Reports indicate that this has allowed them to proceed amicably and quickly reach peaceful agreements regarding the division of their assets. Both Shelton and Lambert are known in their small-town … Continue reading Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert divorce: Prenup helped →

If asked their reasons for ending their marriages, former spouses in Alabama and throughout the United States would most likely offer a variety of answers to that question. In some situations, there are issues that evoke negative feelings and emotions, lack of communication and discord. Recent suggestions were given to couples involved in divorce to help them learn how to negotiate toward a peaceful settlement. A  crucial point stated that a certain amount of cooperation is needed between the divorcing spouses if they are hoping for a positive outcome. Some have said that a bad settlement is a more desirable situation than a good trial. It is also said that it is always better for everyone involved if a good settlement can be achieved. Legal assistance can prove beneficial for those who have questions or concerns regarding particular laws or issues with proposed arrangements or agreements, and asking an experienced … Continue reading Keeping divorce amicable in Alabama →