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Is a two-week celebrity divorce realistic? A celebrity divorce can happen in the blink of an eye. If you aren't paying attention, you may miss it. When two celebrities get divorced, the millions of dollars sitting in their bank accounts don't get tied up in long, draining court battles. How do celebrity couples, like Tom Cruise & Katie Holmes, go from start to finish in two weeks when it takes other people months or years to get a divorce? Charlotte divorce attorney, David Self, breaks down the details of Tom & Katie's sudden split to show listeners how this famous duo pressed through all of the divorce red tape. Self instructs listeners on how state laws can affect the divorce process and what they need to do  in order to make the transition as painless as possible. Self advises that the best solution is always to be one step ahead. "It's not uncommon in divorce cases, not only in high asset cases but also your more standard case, where people are thinking about divorce long before the other person knows. There is some strategy and advice you can get from your counsel," says Self.

Learn the secret to a no-court collaborative divorce Who ever said that court was mandatory in the divorce process? Raleigh divorce attorney, Deborah Throm, tells listeners about the latest trend, collaborative divorce. Collaborative Divorce is a new way for a divorcing couple to work as a team with trained professionals to resolve disputes respectfully, without going to court. Nicknamed the "no-court divorce", the collaborative process gives each spouse the protection and guidance of their own lawyer while allowing all parties to negotiate a mutually acceptable settlement. "The collaborative process can better manage conflict, it can help people who are angry...it can help them by facilitating the communication that needs to happen," says Throm. With advice on who is best suited to participate in this process, as well as how to get started, this episode gives listeners all of the information they need to get the process started.

How to manage your divorce without the expensive attorneys Raleigh divorce attorney, Ryan Short, empowers listeners to take charge of their divorce by "doing it themselves" with Rosen Online's Do It Yourself Divorce service. From the outside, divorce can seem like a complicated process that can only be untangled by an attorney. Online resource Rosen Online takes away the guess work and puts people back in control of their own lives. "When you act as your own attorney...you're in control of your own case," says Short. The Do It Yourself Divorce service provides affordable divorce, child custody, and child support solutions. From the very first step Divorce DIY is there with draft separation agreements and an online library of articles for reference. With forms to match any situation or dilemma, the Do It Yourself Divorce service provides users with a seamless, guided experience. Have a question about specifics within your case? Not a problem. This online service comes with the support and backing of a North Carolina divorce attorney to answer any questions you may have when you hit a speed bump. This invigorating episode shows listeners the steps they can take to insure that they are in control of their future.

Is mediation the resolution you've been searching for? Charlotte divorce attorney, Jennifer Nancarrow, gives listeners important advice on understanding how the mediation process works in North Carolina. The possibility of mediation means that divorce does not have to be a never ending battle. "It really keeps clients in better control of their lives and their outcome...the process works," says Nancarrow. With helpful details on the different approaches to mediation, family law expert, Nancarrow reviews what the advantages and disadvantages of the process can be for those going through a divorce, as well as how to prepare for negotiations and what you can expect throughout the entire course.

How do you decide who gets the house? Charlotte divorce attorney, David Self, advises listeners about the important issues to consider when dealing with property division. With advice on how to handle all concerns from the initial separation through to the sale of the house, we have the answers.

Getting a divorce can be a scary process. Where do you start? What should you prepare? Charlotte divorce attorney, Jennifer Nancarrow, informs listener's about how to start the process, where to look for answers, and exactly what they can expect when they come in to meet with a divorce lawyer for the first time. Learn how to take the next step and take action.

Are you at risk of losing your children in a bitter custody battle? Charlotte divorce attorney, Jennifer Nancarrow, gives listeners sound advice on how to best handle child custody matters. Jennifer shares her opinion on the high cost of celebrity child support payments and lets listeners in on a secret to discovering if they are paying too much for child support or if they aren't getting enough, the North Carolina Child Support Calculator. Anyone wanting to know more about everything involved in child custody issues is advised to sign up for our free online webinar, Child Custody  Bootcamp, hosted by Board Certified Family Law Specialist, Lisa Angel, on May 17th at 8:00pm, EST.

Is Facebook to blame for your divorce? Raleigh divorce attorney, Ryan Short, joins us to discuss the ways that Facebook could have caused your divorce, as well as how to use Facebook as a tool during your divorce.

Could you be a victim of emotional abuse? Raleigh divorce attorney, Melissa Essick, joins us to discuss how to recognize the 10 signs of emotional domestic abuse in your marriage, as well as what rights and options you have to protect yourself. Our knowledgeable divorce lawyer also gives our listeners sound advice on how to "divorce smart" and protect your financial future.

Should your child's college tuition be a part of your divorce settlement? Raleigh divorce attorney, Melissa Essick, joins us to discuss how detailed your separation agreement should be when it comes to splitting future tuition, as well as who holds the right to property during a divorce.

Are you liable to pay your ex's medical bills? Charlotte divorce attorney, Erin Clarey, joins us to discuss how to split marital debts and property during a separation, as well as what everyone should do to protect themselves when preparing for a divorce. Find out how the top 5 dirtiest divorce tricks can hurt you during a North Carolina divorce.

Do you have to leave your home during a divorce? Charlotte divorce attorney, Erin Clarey, joins us to discuss what rights you have to your property during a divorce, as well as the 5 ways that men self-sabotage their child custody hearings.

Did your marriage have an expiration date? Charlotte divorce lawyer, Jennifer Nancarrow, joins us to discuss how March is now the busiest month for divorces, as well as the 8 reasons why you shouldn't contact your spouses mistress.

Are you over paying for alimony? Charlotte divorce attorney, David Self, joins us this week to discuss how alimony in North Carolina can be calculated using the North Carolina Alimony Calculator, which takes calculations from other jurisdictions across the country to give users the best estimate of what they can expect to pay in alimony. Charlotte divorce lawyer, Self, also tells listeners how their appearance could affect the outcome of their divorce.

Is your negative attitude stopping you from getting the divorce settlement you deserve? Charlotte divorce attorney, Erin Clarey, joins us this week to discuss the 7 things you should never say to your divorce attorney, as well as how to find the information you need while going through your divorce by accessing our attorney run online forum.