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We remain committed to never providing legal advice in this legal blog. We also remain committed to gathering the most fascinating details of celebrities’ divorce settlement agreements. This is why in today’s blog, we gather some frequently asked questions (FAQs) about divorce settlement agreements and offer insights that may resemble advice (they’re not). We use celebrities’ divorce cases to explain certain concepts because, more often than not, they’re outrageous and therefore delightful.

When a marriage has gone to the dogs and divorce is inevitable, a couple may end up fighting over who the dogs will go to. Canine custody can be chaotic, especially if the couple are celebrities. Yes, we can thank celebrities (again) for bringing to the public eye one of the silent victims of divorce: pets.

In 2013, Helena Shear, a season ticket holder for the New Orleans Hornets (now known as the Pelicans), was run over by Portland Trail Blazers forward James Edward Hickson, Jr., while attending a game at the Smoothie King Center. Shear suffered serious injuries, including a broken leg and a concussion.

They say that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach, but in some cases, it can also be the way to a man’s demise. So, the next time you’re about to put something in your mouth, think twice. It may lead you to pain, to litigation, or to your last supper.

Joe Jonas's public relations team fumbled in handling the JoBro’s divorce from actress Sophie Turner, resulting in a negative public perception of him. Their mishandling of the PR narrative, painting Mr. Jonas as the hero and Ms. Turner as the villain, was beyond just a blunder.

One of 2009’s best Hollywood releases was The Blind Side, a purportedly based-on-a-true-story flick about a poverty-stricken African American student-athlete who was generously taken in by a white family on his way to making his NFL dream come true. It was a feel-good story that garnered many accolades, including an Oscar Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role and a Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama, both for Sandra Bullock.

When you think of the Bahamas, the first things that come to mind are probably palm trees swaying in the breeze and beaches with crystal clear waters. But what happens when this tropical paradise becomes the backdrop for a sinister plot involving an American beauty queen, a former football star, and a chilling conspiracy?

In this shocking tale, we delve into the case of Lindsay Shiver, a 36-year-old woman from Georgia, who finds herself in the eye of a storm when she is accused of conspiring to kill her husband, Robert Shiver, 38. Grab your sunglasses and let's uncover the details of this Bahamian thriller.

Family law attorneys like yours truly tend to make more money when many couples are getting divorced. This is because we are in higher demand when divorce rates are high. When more people are getting divorced, more people need legal representation. This can lead to increased fees and billable hours for family law attorneys.

In 2021, Britney Spears was finally freed from a conservatorship that controlled every aspect of her life. Since then, we thought we'd seen the last of her legal troubles, but alas, legal drama continues to follow her around, much like the paparazzi.

You may have heard the news that the pop star is getting divorced from her husband of one year and two months, Sam Asghari.

Celebrities seem to have it all: fame, fortune, and everything that goes with it. But having it all can also mean becoming a magnet for controversies.

And when a celebrity slips up, especially as an employer, the public can’t get enough of hearing about the juicy details.