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Category: Divorce

A Step by Step Guide to Divorce Mediation in Maine

The judiciary of Maine stands out as one of the earliest advocates of mediation for residents of its state. Typically, when people think of divorce, they tend to think of heated issues being resolved over a long period of time in court. The truth, however, is that more and more ...

By |August 18, 2021|Divorce, Divorce Mediation, Family Law|

Spousal Support Assessment and Calculation in Maine

Spousal support – also referred to commonly as “alimony” or “spousal maintenance” in many places – refers to support given by one former spouse to another for the purpose of maintaining financial stability or facilitating self-sufficiency. When people marry, they often come into the marriage with differing educational or financial ...

By |July 28, 2021|Divorce, Family Law, Spousal Support|

Legal Separation or Divorce in Maine

Some couples in Maine decide to live separately without seeking a divorce. This can be an informal arrangement, as is often the case during a trial separation, or a more formal separation where two spouses agree to live apart but do not wish to irretrievably break the marriage There are ...

By |July 1, 2021|Divorce, Family Law, Legal Separation, Trial Separation|

Guide to Divorce Laws in Maine

While a small portion of federal laws govern some aspects of a divorce, Maine state law provides the key legislation for divorcing couples. Even seemingly straightforward divorces can become complex as emotions take over and disputes arise. The needs of the children and financial considerations mean that the potential ...

By |February 9, 2021|Alimony, Child Support, Divorce, Family Law|

Property Division in a Maine Divorce

It’s a common refrain among any divorcing couple: who gets the house? Who gets the car, the boat? After dealing with child custody issues, the most contentious part of many divorces occurs when spouses attempt to divide property amongst themselves. It is recommended that those who are divorcing exhaust every ...

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