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Author: William Bly

Alternatives to Divorce for Older Couples in Maine

Divorce is surprisingly common amongst couples aged over 50 in Maine. There is even a special name for it: “gray divorce”. However, the older a couple is when they divorce, the more there is to “unravel” during the process. Although the children may be adults and child custody, parenting, ...

By |October 25, 2025|Gray Divorce, Divorce, Family Law|

High Conflict Divorces in Maine: Key Signs and Challenges

Nobody sets out for a high conflict divorce. Ideally, couples separate amicably with a negotiated settlement agreement and a divorce that requires minimal court intervention. Unfortunately, a minority of separations end up in highly disputed cases that lead to prolonged legal battles in Maine’s family court system. What are ...

By |October 10, 2025|Divorce|

What is a Guardian ad Litem in Maine?

A Guardian ad Litem in Maine is an independent, court-appointed professional who takes on the responsibility to investigate solutions in the “best interests of a child” in complex divorces or parental rights and responsibilities cases. The child’s best interest’s standard is used in all court decisions that affect dependent ...

By |October 5, 2025|Guardian Ad Litem|

Child Custody & Parental Rights in Maine

Child custody is referred to as “parental rights and responsibilities” in Maine. This covers both the “physical custody” of the child (who the child lives with most of the time) and the decision-making responsibilities, which is often referred to as “legal custody”. Regardless of the terminology, parents in Maine ...

By |September 17, 2025|Parental Rights & Responsibilities, Child Custody|

Hesitation Over Moving Forward with Your Maine Divorce

Many people who know their marriage is no longer working still struggle to take the next step. Whether it’s the cost, fear of disrupting the family dynamic, anxiety about court, or holding onto hope that things might improve, these concerns often delay the decision to file. But waiting too ...

By |August 25, 2025|Divorce|
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