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Making the decision to end a marriage is rarely easy. The divorce process that follows that decision can be amicable or acrimonious, depending on how the parties choose to proceed.

If you are planning to divorce, one of the most important – and often contentious – aspects of the divorce process involves the division of marital assets and debts.

If you and your spouse are contemplating divorce, and you have significant assets, you are likely worried how those assets will be handled in a divorce.

If you are the father of minor children, the most difficult part about deciding to end your marriage will probably be talking to your kids about it. There is no guidebook nor is there a right way and a wrong way to do it.

Are the father of a minor child who has is contemplating the end of your marriage? If so, one of your biggest concerns about getting a divorce is likely the relationship you will have with your child after the divorce.

The decision to end a marriage is often a mutual decision; however, it can also be a very one-sided desire. One spouse may have his/her foot out the door already while the other spouse is convinced the marriage can be saved.

If you are unhappily married, one of the most difficult decisions you will ever make is the decision to end your marriage.