by Jeff Schreiber | Apr 18, 2018 | Blog, Divorce
“Adulterous Slut Lives Here.” While shaming a soon-to-be former spouse on social media—or, in this case, on plywood—may provide a measure of short term emotional satisfaction, doing so may actually hinder your chances of achieving your goals in the Family Court. It is...
by Jeff Schreiber | Nov 1, 2016 | Blog, Divorce
If this year’s presidential election has taught us anything, it is that none of us need to venture far when looking for a fight. While I have yet to meet with a prospective client looking for a divorce because of election-related marital strife, it has become...
by Jeff Schreiber | Aug 1, 2013 | Blog, Divorce
“It’s just stuff,” you might say – but “stuff” is important. And it is important in the context of domestic litigation. Dividing property during a divorce can be a difficult task, especially when both spouses share significant assets. A house, retirement plans,...
by Jeff Schreiber | Sep 28, 2012 | Blog, Divorce
While “desertion” may indeed be one of four “fault” grounds for divorce recognized by the Family Court here in the Palmetto State, “desertion of household chores” is not. Nevertheless, a new study conducted in Norway entitled...
