Charleston Divorce Blog

In the state of West Virginia, a marital estate is divided in an equitable fashion when a relationship comes to an end. This means that your spouse may receive an ownership stake in a residential home, rental property or parcel of land in a final divorce settlement....

Business owners often have a specific problem when they get a divorce, and especially if the business began after the marriage became legally effective. This applies in equitable distribution states like West Virginia where the courts make the final decision regarding...

Your instincts have told you that your marriage has not been working. For months, you have tried to hold on, telling yourself that things may change. But deep down, you know that is highly unlikely. You had always thought that once married, you stayed married to that...

Divorce can be a struggle for everyone in the family. Even when family members agree that divorce is the right solution, it can still be stressful, especially when you and your spouse have children. As you look toward a future of co-parenting and shared custody, it...

Keeping calm during divorce negotiations might seem impossible. After all, you are getting divorced for a reason, whether it was infidelity, money, dishonesty, or one of you realizing you are not in love anymore. Most of the things that trigger a divorce are painful...

Some marriages run their course and both parties simply agree that they will do better going their separate ways, as some West Virginia couples will discover. In those cases, the parties might be looking for a divorce option that is quick, cost-effective and simple....

Even if you and your spouse are both excited to embark on your independent futures after a divorce, the process might still represent a stressful time. Whether emotional or financial, the divorce process can lead to a certain level of turmoil in even the most...