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Some of our favorite divorce wisdom from family law attorneys for celebrities

There’s not much difference between our law offices and those of high-profile attorneys like Laura Wasser. Fun fact: we also went to law school, and we also handle high-stakes family law cases. The only real difference is that there’s a distinct lack of celebrities in our waiting room, and our clients aren’t making tabloid headlines (Not that we don’t give our clients the star treatment!).

Celebrity divorce attorneys, however, do get their names splashed across magazines, TMZ, and just about any outlet that thrives on A-list drama.

Paper trails and pettiness: Why you need to put things in writing before a divorce

Verbal promises are about as reliable as Elon Musk’s tweets — they may sound credible but easily crumble under scrutiny. The same principle applies when it comes to divorce: you should never rely solely on verbal promises.

If you’re preparing for a divorce, regardless of whether it’s shaping up to be amicable or acrimonious, you undoubtedly want everything to go as smoothly as possible.

Breaking our silence about the myth that January is “divorce month”

January has earned a reputation as “divorce month” because it is supposedly when couples flock to divorce lawyers like shoppers chasing post-holiday discounts. But is the idea of a divorce month just a myth perpetuated by sensational headlines, or is there something more to it?

As family law attorneys, we’ve seen firsthand how seasonal trends can influence the timing of marital splits, so we decided to break down this phenomenon to try and divorce fact from fiction.