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SELECTING YOUR DIVORCE ATTORNEY:

How to Choose a Divorce Attorney
By: Michele Sacks Lowenstein
Your divorce attorney must be a combination of therapist, confidant, clergy person and "legal eagle". So, how do you find this person to whom you can entrust your future?
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What To Bring To Your First Appointment With An Attorney
By: Michele Sacks Lowenstein
Once you have set an appointment, you need prepare for that interview in order to get the most bang for your buck when you and the attorney meet. The attorney must have a basic understanding of the facts of your case, and the marital assets and debts.
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10 Things to Look For in a Divorce Attorney
By: Jay A. Rigdon, Rockhill Pinnick LLP
Persons looking for a family law attorney should instead be aware of the following qualities. These are all things that a client can assess on his or her own relatively quickly, and should discover before it is too late.
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Maintaining Your Health Insurance After Divorce
By: Michele Sacks Lowenstein
Your health is the most important asset you have, and health insurance coverage is a close second. If your health insurance is through your spouse’s employer, once the divorce is final you will need to obtain health insurance for yourself. It is very important that there is no gap in coverage, so you must deal with the issue early in divorce negotiations.
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Life Insurance After Divorce
By: Michele Sacks Lowenstein
Courts will frequently order a parent to maintain a life insurance policy naming the children as beneficiaries. This order is made to ensure that there will be sufficient funds to support the children should the parent die while the children are minors.
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