Tips for Men Thinking About Divorce: Cordell & Cordell Men's Divorce Podcast
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Each month, the Cordell & Cordell Men’s Divorce Podcast features an in-depth discussion on specific issues that affect men going through divorce.
The early stages of the divorce process are often the most uncertain, but the decisions you make during this stage can set the stage for the rest of your case. Cordell & Cordell Lead Litigator Will Halaz joins CEO/Managing Partner Scott Trout for a discussion regarding the initial steps men need to take when they are considering divorce.
The early days of the divorce process are often clouded with uncertainty, but the decisions you make during this stage can set the stage for the rest of your case. Mr. Trout and Mr. Halaz explain what guys can do to avoid critical mistakes and help their attorneys as they begin this challenging process.
Topics discussed include the first steps to prepare when considering divorce (1:50); what to bring to the initial consultation (3:45); the importance of honesty in an attorney-client relationship (5:00); whether or not you need to be certain you want a divorce when you first meet with an attorney (6:23); non-legal tips when preparing for divorce (7:03); what type of lawyer you should look for (8:45); how to tell your children about your divorce (12:10); why you shouldn’t move out of the house during your divorce (14:15); whether guys be concerned if they are the family’s sole breadwinner (17:40); the factors that determine whether a guy should move out during divorce (19:50); mistakes to avoid leading up to filing for divorce (23:27); how dating during divorce can harm your case (27:00); steps to take while your case is pending to ensure a better outcome (30:00); the detriments of bad divorce tips from friends (32:06); and more.
As soon as you realize there is a chance your marriage might be headed for divorce, it is in your best interest to get in touch with a divorce attorney for men as soon as possible so you know what your options are.
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Seems that the best advice a man can get is not to marry or live common law.
Marriage is a legal contract between 2 parties: one party is the 'man' and the other party is the combined 'woman/Big Government' combo. This contract only benefits the woman due to her already having an intrinsic 'bully' partner aka Big Government. Marriage is a terrible deal/contract for men to participate in. Think about it.
Be sure to see an attorney before even HINTING you are considering a divorce.
I think the time has come to advise men NOT to marry.
Thanks, this was very helpful.
Good information, efficiently managed and intelligently presented.
what if she makes more money than the man
I been thinking about divorce for at least a year but the main reason i dont take action is because i'm terrified of being away from my son and the negative results this can have on him. I think I would be happier having my own apartment with 2 bedrooms, one for me one or him, but am just too afraid of making a mistake. The main reason I want to get divorced is that I want to see other women and deep down I feel that this is not as important as making my family work. My wife actually proposed we saw other people but in practice it didn't work, she got terribly jealous to the point of getting a toy car and hitting herself in the head. I think that if we got divorced she would get so angry that she would make my life a nightmare. I feel stuck and living in fear
Marriage = Slavery
Mgtow = Freedom
Thank you so much
What if you Never got Married? But Common Law you file taxes together you have a child together? There is No Common Law Divorce ....lol and 99% Woman get custody. And I am struggling with how to litigate this
I thought you were divorce already , my mistake.
This is the ONLY tip you're going to need about divorce: Jesus Christ Himself gave us His word and promise saying He will not let man put our marriages asunder So unless your wife has committed fornication, forget about divorce Don't take my word about this, read it for yourself in your bible: St. Mark 10:2-10:9
And what about men like me that suffer from mental abuse everyday? What about the women filing for divorce? What do you do when she just leaves? what about couples that just plain argue 24/7? The bible is NOT a law book no matter how much you want it to be
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Agree! And men will still get 'divorce raped' because Big Gov't is entirely on her side regardless of the reason for dissolution of the marriage contract or who instigates such dissolution....Women know exactly what to do when it comes to divorce and all with the support of big government.
Robert Phelps what does the Bible say about how wives should behave ?