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It's no surprise that the attorneys of Cordell & Cordell are the go-to divorce professionals relied upon by the national and international media. We have established ourselves as articulate communicators as well as compelling mens' rights advocates in the field of divorce, especially when it comes to the topic of how divorce affects men. We take seriously the responsibility of educating the public on the finer points of divorce.
Our divorce attorneys regularly appear in the national media as well as on our sponsored site, DadsDivorce.com. There you will find divorce articles that make it easier to understand the family law courts, child support, custody issues, maintenance and much more.
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Tuesday, 20 July 2010 17:04 |
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In the latest installment of Joe Cordell's weekly AskMen.com column, Divorce Assets: The Divorce Files, the Cordell & Cordell Principal Partner explains the many ways assets, even those held separately, can become commingled during a marriage, thus becoming fair game for division upon divorce.
Cordell gives real-world examples of how good record keeping can save your pre-marriage assets from the divorce court guillotine.
Read the entire article about dividing marital assets. |
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Monday, 19 July 2010 14:14 |
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As the story of the latest Mel Gibson tirade develops, KPLR TV asks Cordell & Cordell CEO, Joseph Cordell to discuss the consequences of losing your temper especially in family law and child custody situations.
Watch as Cordell discusses the admissibility of secretly recorded evidence and offers his opinion on how men facing divorce or custody battles should conduct themselves even when they believe no one's watching.
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Friday, 09 July 2010 22:01 |
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In the wake of a reported $100 million-dollar payout awarded to Tiger Woods' ex-wife, many men and women who are approaching the end of their marriage are no doubt wondering what are their chances of receiving support or having to support their ex- or soon-to-be ex-spouse after the divorce is finalized.
What are the factors that go into a court's determination that one side should continue to support the other after the dissolution of a marriage? How much, if any, should be awarded and for how long? And what role do factors such as fault play in the court's decision?
In the second article of the Divorce Files series, "Divorce Alimony," Cordell & Cordell founding partner, Joseph Cordell, explains the factors that come into play in determining if alimony, or "maintenance" as it is often called, is to be awarded in a divorce.
Cordell explains the roles of fault and state jurisdiction as they apply to awards of alimony or maintenance in divorce by giving real-world examples of how Cordell & Cordell, the world's largest firm focusing on family law for men, has handled this issue in the past.
Read the divorce alimony article. |
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