On behalf of Shankman & Associates Legal Center | Sep 25, 2019 | Divorce In Maine
Certain cities seem to have a higher rate of divorce. There are some factors that might explain this, like more acceptance of those who choose divorce, poverty that leads to more financial arguments or marriages earlier in life.There are some common causes of divorce,...
On behalf of Shankman & Associates Legal Center | Sep 5, 2019 | Divorce In Maine
To get a divorce in Maine, you need to present your case to a judge. Once you do, the judge has the authority to grant a divorce immediately. However, there is normally an appeal period.You’ll also qualify for a divorce in Maine as long as you or your spouse...
On behalf of Shankman & Associates Legal Center | Apr 17, 2019 | Divorce In Maine
Divorces go through a similar process in most states, but each state has its own requirements to begin a divorce. In Maine, you or your spouse will have to have been a resident for at least six months or have been married in Maine to seek a divorce there. You may also...
On behalf of Shankman & Associates Legal Center | Dec 20, 2018 | Divorce In Maine
Divorces are different in every state, and Maine is no exception. Maine has residency requirements, no-fault grounds for divorces and other grounds you can choose.When a divorce places you in a negative position, you might want to opt for a fault-based divorce,...
On behalf of Shankman & Associates Legal Center | Nov 19, 2018 | Divorce In Maine
Much like any other state in the country, anyone wanting to divorce in Maine must meet certain eligibility requirements in order to file. These are outlined in the Maine Code Revised Title 19-A, Chapter 29: Divorce.In order to be eligible to file for divorce in Maine,...
