Cordell & Cordell, along with its sponsored sites Dads Divorce and Men’s Divorce, presents a news video for the week of May 8, 2015.
This week, Cordell & Cordell linked to an appearance Principal Partner Joe Cordell recently made on Money Radio’s “Business for Breakfast” discussing the details of asset division during divorce.
Mr. Cordell said he advises his clients to expect an even split of marital assets, but that individual variables often sway that percentage.
DadsDivorce posted a new video to its DadsDivorce Live series featuring an interview with Kimberly Seals Allers, who recently forgave her ex husband of more than $38,000 in missed child support payments.
Ms. Seals Allers, who is an award-winning journalist and blogger, explained that her former spouse wasn’t unwilling to pay the support, but unable, and that the debt was alienating him from their children to everyone’s detriment.
Men’s Divorce added a new article explaining why it is not possible for divorcing couples to share the same attorney.
The cost of divorce leads many couples to question whether they can use the same attorney to cut their expenses and expedite the process. However, there are ethical and professional reasons that prevent lawyers from representing both sides.
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Cordell & Cordell, Joe Cordell Talks Asset Division With Money Radio
Dads Divorce, Forgiving $38K In Child Support For Family’s Sake
Men’s Divorce, Why You Cannot Share An Attorney With Your Spouse
Written by Joseph E. Cordell
Joseph E. Cordell is the Principal Partner at Cordell and Cordell, P.C., which he founded in 1990 with his wife, Yvonne. Over the past 25 years, the firm has grown to include more than 100 offices in 30 states, as well as internationally in the United Kingdom. Mr. Cordell is licensed to practice in the states of Illinois and Missouri and received his LL.M. from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. Joseph E. Cordell was named one of the Top 10 Best Family Law Attorneys for Client Satisfaction in Missouri.
