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Mandatory Self-Disclosure in Divorce Action

Mandatory Self-Disclosure in Divorce Action
Once a divorce action is commenced, you and your spouse will begin exchanging information that your attorneys will need to review in order to resolve your divorce case.  Within 45 days of commencement of divorce proceedings, the mandatory self-disclosure requirements of Supplemental Probate and Family Court Rule 410 require exchange of certain records between you…
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5 Signs Your Marriage Could Be Over

5 Signs Your Marriage Could Be Over
by: Julia Rodgers How do you see the signs your marriage could be over? For many of us, the reality of “till death do us part” may become an improbable ideal. When a marriage becomes too painful and communication has broken down, it may be time to re-evaluate what is best for you and your family. Although…
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Attorney-Client Privilege

Attorney-Client Privilege
The Attorney-Client Privilege applies in judicial proceedings in which the attorney is either a witness or is required to produce evidence regarding the client. Only the client can allow his/her attorney to disclose the substance of their communications. This is often referred to as the client waiving his/her privilege. The purpose of this privilege is…
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Top 10 Things To Tell Your Divorce Attorney

Top 10 Things To Tell Your Divorce Attorney
Divorce is a very difficult time for everyone involved. As a divorcing spouse, not only are you dealing with the breakdown of your marriage and the ramifications of the divorce on your children, but all of your “dirty laundry” is being aired to people that you just met (e.g. your divorce attorney, public sitting in…
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