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How does mediation work in Vermont?

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Mar 20, 2024 | Divorce, Mediation

Nobody truly understands the dynamics and needs of your family better than you and your spouse. Amidst a divorce, mediation may give you both a platform to discuss and negotiate terms together while striving for a resolution that best serves the whole family. This...

I’ve finally decided to get divorced. What are my rights?

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Mar 8, 2024 | Divorce, Family Law

Deciding to end a marriage is not easy, but it may be exactly what you need. When embarking on the path of divorce, it is vital to be aware of your rights. Knowing what you are entitled to may give you better control over an undoubtedly difficult phase of your life....

How is property split during divorce in Vermont?

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Feb 27, 2024 | Divorce, Family Law

Divorce sometimes involves taking apart the life you’ve built with your spouse. Everything you’ve acquired and shared during your marriage must now be tallied, evaluated and then divided. Although a clean 50/50 split seems appropriate, Vermont abides by equitable...

My spouse filed for divorce. What do I do now?

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Jan 22, 2024 | Divorce

During the holidays, you might have held out hope for your marriage after realizing that the joy of keeping a complete family outweighs the disputes you have with your spouse. You were determined to use the new year to mend your marital relationship. So, learning that...

How can I move on if I’m getting divorced?

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Oct 20, 2023 | Divorce

Divorce throws your life off course. It turns the individual you consider your primary anchor into someone destabilizing your life. It also causes sudden and simultaneous turbulence in other areas – your personalities, routines, beliefs and goals. However, moving past...

Vermont is among the top 10 states for long-lasting marriages

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Jul 26, 2023 | Divorce

It's often said that half of all U.S. marriages end in divorce, but this is simply not true. In fact, the divorce rate nationwide has been declining for many years. And, since Americans are generally living longer lives, this means that marriages are generally lasting...

How can you emotionally prepare and get through your divorce?

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Jul 21, 2023 | Divorce, Family Law

The range of emotions associated with divorce can arguably be a league of its own. It often runs the whole gamut of intense feelings. But even before you take on the emotional rollercoaster, fear strikes first. You fear all uncertainties – how you’ll handle the...

Filing an answer to a divorce petition in Vermont

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Jun 29, 2023 | Divorce

Your spouse has already gotten the ball rolling by filing a divorce complaint with the court, along with the requisite forms and filing fee. They will be considered the plaintiff in the case, while you will be considered the defendant. Copies of the completed forms...

Living together before marriage might not lead to wedded bliss

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Jun 19, 2023 | Divorce, Family Law

Many in Vermont might agree that living with your partner before marriage is a good “test run” before tying the knot. After all, it can be better to learn you cannot stand living with a person and break up before you marry, rather than finding this out after you are...

What are the problems with a do-it-yourself divorce?

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | May 30, 2023 | Divorce

Couples may think that a do-it-yourself divorce is the cheapest, and therefore best, way to end their marriage. However, a do-it-yourself divorce oftentimes ends up costing a person much more in the long run than they would pay had they sought professional assistance...

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