Lucille Uttermohlen

Divorce Court: 5 Things You Should Do To Enhance Your Credibility Divorce Court

I was never a fan of stuffy people. When I was a child, I took special pleasure in offending the sensibilities of the righteous. Teachers, and anyone else who struck me as snooty, were the best targets for my warped and sometimes wildly inappropriate sense of humor. Not much has changed since I was young. I'd like to say that is because not much time has passed since then... (posted by Lucille 1 year 266 days ago.)

Divorce: How Long Does A Judge Have To Decide?

If you are waiting for your divorce to be final, it can be agony. After all, not knowing what property you will have to work with after the divorce makes it hard to plan. Debts that you will be responsible to pay can also effect your future budget. Most annoying and downright scary is what the judge will do with your kids if you and your spouse were fighting over custody. Unfortunately, the remedy to get... (posted by Lucille 1 year 347 days ago.)

Divorce: Reasons To Stay Together A Little Longer

If there is no abuse, you and your spouse may do yourselves a big favor if you can put up with each other for a little longer. It is natural to want to start your new life as soon as you can. After all, the memories of your old one seem unpleasant to you now, and the thought of being away from them would be a big relief. However, your financial obligations will be harder to meet if you have two households... (posted by Lucille 2 years 19 days ago.)

Divorce: Contempt Of Court And How To Avoid It

Contempt of court is serious. A judge can fine you, make you pay attorney's fees for the other side, or even send you to jail for not obeying an order. Even if you feel you have grounds for not doing what the judge has said because things have changed since he / she ruled on the matter, you are legally bound to follow his / her decree until he / she officially changes his / her mind. If you feel the court's... (posted by Lucille 2 years 52 days ago.)