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does anyone know any good divorce lawers in vegas?!?!?!? Custody is going to be an issue….. Please put some names and numbers

Do you have to be a resident in Neveda for at least 6months in order to file for a divorce in that state or can you file for divorce in california?
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me and my spouse have been separated for more than a year and she is out of the country but i want to get my divorce done in vegas and get married to another one.

Tiger Woods has mastered every possible shot on the golf course, but one thing he hasn’t mastered is his own cell phone.

Cocktail waitress Jaimee Grubbs has produced over 300 salacious text messages that she received from Tiger.  Las Vegas nightclub hostess to the stars, Rachel Uchitel, was texting Woods just before the auto accident.  In fact, it may be those text messages that caused wife Elin Nordegren to chase Tiger out of the house and bash in his car windows with a niblick.

Don’t Put it in Writing

When are cheating spouses going to learn?

Many of us learned early in our business careers that you don’t put something in writing that may come back to haunt you later.  If its a controversial subject, better to have an out with a “he said, she said” alibi. 

If only Tiger had that alibi.  It’s a lot harder to get caught if there isn’t physical evidence from text messages and emails.

Any form of electronic communication leaves a trail for the cheater to get caught.  It may be a cell phone bill that you didn’t think your spouse ever read.  And, if you send an email, you leave a digital imprint that won’t disappear even if you bash in your computer with a sledgehammer.  That’s why digital forensics is such a big business.

In fact, text messages are much safer than emails.  The carriers can’t save the messages forever when there are over two billion being sent daily in the USA.  Verizon saves text messages for just five to ten days and AT&T saves them for just three days.  While this may be a short window, if the recipient saves the message on her end, as Grubbs did, the sexting message has a life span as long as the cell phone itself.

Technology Makes Cheating Easy

Technology has changed the way of illicit affairs in marriages or dating.  You don’t have to arrange a clandestine meeting in a hotel any more.  You can keep in touch with your cheating partner in the convenience of your home via emails, instant messages, and text messages.  And, this can all be done with your clueless spouse in the very next room.

“Infidelity is so much easier today,” said Ruth Houston, author of Is He Cheating on You?.  “Now you can sit down in your home and click on a mouse and find a willing partner.” 

Sites like Ashley Madison, a dating site for married people, has made it even easier to find bored partners who don’t want to leave their marriage, but want a little action on the side.  It’s no wonder then that infidelity in marriages is increasing.

“Infidelity is definitely on the rise because of technology,” said Houston.  “Women especially crave emotional intimacy.  E-mail or chatting can start off innocently, but if there are actual connections, relationships develop quickly.”  That man or woman you met at a business function or trade show could soon become an emotional affair and most experts agree that emotional affairs are more difficult to forgive than even sexual affairs.

Damning Divorce Evidence

Lawyers are certainly starting to get the message.  More and more divorce cases are involving data communications like emails and text messages.

Christie Brinkley’s lawyer Robert Stephan Cohen said that data communications that become public can have a profound effect on how the court cases utlimately turn out and how friends of the married couple react.

“It’s much different than the rumor running around about a husband (or wife) at dinner with a babe in the back booth.  It’s in a spouse’s face.  They read it over and over again.  Its harsh and hurtful.”

Just imagine how Elin Nordegren feels after reading all those sexting text messages.

When two people are in love, all that seems to occupy their thoughts is the desire to share the rest of their lives together. This romantic notions often lead to the altar, and eventually to having children. Marriage is traditionally considered a bond bound in heaven, a contract between two people who commit to stay together “…through thick and thin, through sickness and in health.”

Having their own family becomes the next greatest blessing that may even be seen as more joyous than the actual wedding. As a family, they share life together, with all it joys, sorrows, and everything in between. The enjoyment of each other’s company becomes the hallmark of their family.

But due to unfortunate events, some marriages do not last forever. Some fairy tales do not end with “happily ever after.” It is a fact that many couples do have differences that later turn out to be irreconcilable. Rather than endlessly be stuck in marital discord, some feuding couples see separation, annulment, or divorce as the only solution to end their fractured relationship.

Many marriages end up in divorce because when two people get married, they do so without thinking of the enormous responsibilities and challenges that come with the marital contract. The sheer number of drive-in marriage booths in Las Vegas clearly point out the rather low regard people place in the institution of marriage. How would you like an Elvis impersonator officiate in exchanging your vows? Many people actually got married that way in Vegas. Britney Spears married her old friend from school, and after less than forty eight hours, she got divorced. Other reasons for the high number of separation and divorce include cases of adultery or concubinage.

Naturally, separation and divorce brings untold anxiety not only upon the marriage partners, but often, more so on the children. Having a divorce can be both unpredictable and scary, for completing this whole process means the destruction of the whole foundation of the family —not to mention the staggering costs of alimony and child support. Anxiety is present in divorce discussions, since the couple are not in good terms. A marital crisis is a family tragedy that would require years of emotional healing, if only to regain the self-esteem and stability of every person in the family.

Perhaps even more that the two involved in the marriage, the ones who need emotional healing the most are the children. Children are the least prepared to face serious emotional and psychological trauma. Parents with divorced parents are almost stricken with anxiety. The stress is often seen in their poor performance in school and melancholic behavior at home. With low self-esteem, many teenagers from broken homes resort to drugs and join gangs to find a “substitute” home or family. In any case, emotional healing is crucial if children are to be prepared or rehabilitated from the emotional scars that were brought about by their parents’ failed marriage. While keeping the marriage partnership intact may be the ideal, sometimes the avenue of divorce is taken by couples to prevent their children from becoming “collateral damage” in a situation where parents are constantly fighting.

Nevada first lady says governor tries to scuttle divorce deal
In court documents filed Tuesday, first lady Dawn Gibbons accuses Gov. Jim Gibbons of trying to derail their divorce settlement by taking their home off the market and of lying on his application to refinance the house.
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Dawn Gibbons says Gov. Jim Gibbons tries to scuttle divorce deal
In court documents filed Tuesday, Nevada first lady Dawn Gibbons accuses Gov. Jim Gibbons of trying to derail their divorce settlement by taking their home off the market and of lying on his application to refinance the house.
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