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Getting a Divorce In Hawaii Hawaii may have the lowest divorce rate in the country, with only 1% of married couples getting divorced between 2016 and 2017. Unfortunately, that still equates to thousands of couples going through the divorce process each year. Because divorce proceedings are not federally regulated, each state follows its own guideline for child custody, property division,…
Divorce as Military Personnel Typically, someone’s profession would have very little impact on their divorce. However, those in the military may notice that they have additional challenges to overcome. Most often, “military divorces” are between an active duty member and a civilian. Though no case is the same, most couples should be aware of: How long the divorce will take.…
One of the tricky things about divorce is that most people are doing it for the first time. You might learn a lot along the way, but then it’s too late to use it. It doesn’t have to be that way. You can lean on the experience of others. Below are some things people wished they had known prior to…
Those who are going through the divorce process in Hawaii and elsewhere may feel a variety of emotions such as grief, anxiety and fear. Individuals may experience negative emotions even if they were the ones who decided to end their marriages. Addiction, emotional or physical abuse and an inability to commit to a relationship are all common reasons why marriages…
Individuals in Hawaii and throughout the country who are planning on getting married may benefit from asking their prospective spouses about prenuptial agreements. Having a conversation about a prenuptial agreement may be ideal for those who come from wealthy families or who are planning on starting a business in the future. Prenuptial agreements can also be helpful for those who…
For most Hawaii residents and others throughout America, being stuck in a relationship can be emotionally draining. However, you may feel guilty about ending a marriage without having a concrete reason to do so. Simply not being enthusiastic about staying with your partner is typically considered to be a good enough reason to end a relationship. People can grow apart…
Parents in Hawaii who have parted ways as a couple need to consider the many aspects that are involved in dissolving their union. These can include property division, child custody and child support. The proper amount of support is critical to a child’s best interests being served. Still, there are frequent issues with collecting child support. This should be addressed…
Divorce is generally known as a difficult and traumatic experience for children who have their previous life disrupted. However, it does not have to be that way. With some forethought and planning ahead, children can be spared from many of the stresses and difficulties of divorce. Setting ground rules ahead of time and making a plan can give children a…
Financial issues can be some of the most significant factors impacting a person’s decision to divorce. After all, the effects of asset division can linger on long after emotional and relationship issues have been handled. For business owners in Hawaii, the costs can be especially significant. Entrepreneurs with small and midsized businesses may discover that their companies are their largest…
If you are unhappy in your marriage, you may think that the best option is divorce. Before you file the paperwork with a Hawaii court, however, you could consider pre-divorce counseling with your spouse. Unlike marriage counseling, the goal of pre-divorce counseling is not to help you and your spouse remain married. Rather, pre-divorce counseling may help you and your…