It makes a lot of sense that divorces these days are not happening with the same degree of regularly they have in the past. This is due to the poor economy.<\/p>\n
Going through a divorce is not a lot of fun for any of the participants, not to mention the usual financial consequences dogging both parties as they struggle to get back on their feet. However, the rush to the divorce courts seems to be slowing down, thanks to the bad economy, something that Bradley J. Hofland, a Las Vegas divorce lawyer<\/a>, has noticed as well.<\/p>\n If a person stands to lose a great deal of money, property, assets, pensions, etc., when they file for divorce, it stands to reason that they would be thinking twice about whether or not to pull the plug and take their chances with the courts. There isn’t always a lot of certainty about how the property may (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It makes a lot of sense that divorces these days are not happening with the same degree of regularly they have in the past. This is due to the poor economy. Going through a divorce is not a lot of…<\/span><\/p>\n