Vermont Divorce Lawyers

How Do I File For Divorce?
Filing for divorce is like initiating any other civil lawsuit – you must first file papers at the courthouse (a “Complaint”). Many states have the necessary forms available … more
What Exactly Does It Mean To Be Divorced?
If you are divorced it means that a judge has signed a “dissolution of marriage” declaring that you are no longer legally married to your spouse. Just as getting married is a … more
What Is The Difference Between a "Fault" and a "No Fault" Divorce?
A “no fault” divorce is one where the spouse filing for divorce does not have to prove that the other spouse did something wrong. All states allow divorces regardless of who is at … more

What to Do After a Divorce
After the final divorce decree is filed, you may feel a sense of relief that the emotional process of negotiating the division of property, agreeing on financial support and child custody is over. While the negotiations may be over, there are still some business details that need to be taken care of in order for you to start your life again as a single person. Change Your Name This step … more
Till Divorce Do Us Part: Prenuptial Agreements
One third to one half of marriages in the United States end in divorce. Many couples who divorce had the intention of staying together for their entire lifetimes and then the circumstances changed and instead of parting at death, the couple parted ways in divorce. Since divorce is such a common way to end a marriage in the United States, couples who are engaged to be married should … more

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