The Biggest Boom: Why are Baby Boomers Divorcing in Record Numbers?

January 25, 2017 Christyn Bethune

While the divorce rate still lingers a bit over 50%, it's not because of younger generations. It's because of The Boomers.

Infidelity and Divorce in Louisiana: Why It Might Matter.

November 29, 2016 Christyn Bethune

In many states (“no-fault” states) adultery isn’t even cited as a legal cause for a divorce. Louisiana is different. In Louisiana, the law says that adultery is a ground for divorce whether you have a traditional or a covenant marriage. Great, but what does that mean in practice?

Between Attorneys and Clients, Trust Matters Most.

November 2, 2016 Christyn Bethune

Click through for three reasons why trust is the most important foundation of any attorney-client relationship.

5 Myths about Spousal Support and Alimony

July 25, 2016 Christyn Bethune

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"Alimony" is maybe the most charged term in family law, and as such it's full of legends, embellishments, and full-on untruths.

Three Things You Can Do to Try to Simplify Your Divorce

June 15, 2016 Christyn Bethune

We know that divorces are hard, but there are steps you can take outside of getting an attorney that can help in making your divorce case just a little bit less complicated.

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