Alabama Divorce & Family Law Attorney Blog
The Alabama Divorce & Family Law Attorney Blog addresses the many topics that face Alabama families in the legal realm—from alimony to the ABCs of family law around the state. This blog is published by solo practitioner, Steven D. Eversole of Birimingham, Alabama.
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Recent Articles
Divorce Requires Proper Financial Planning
Divorce requires proper financial planning. This statement seems obvious but is often overlooked by many inexperienced divorce practitioners. While property division, child support and alimony are often negotiated, other equally important aspects of divorce planning may go...
Alabama Divorce Law & Contempt of Court
I filed a contempt of court proceeding today against a client's husband who violated a Pendente Lite Relief custody order. Pendente Lite is just a fancy Latin way of saying temporary relief. This temporary relief is granted during Alabama divorce proceedings to determine things like...
Divorce Law Goes High Tech
Computers, e-mails, blackberries, GPS navigation systems, and web site records have made their way into divorce court with a vengeance. Astute divorce and family law lawyers must be aware of new technology and how it can win or lose a divorce battle. It is fair to say that...
Is Divorce Good for Some Children?
An recently published author argues that divorce can be liberating to some children. Max Sindell, author of The Bright Side: Surviving Your Parent's Divorce believes that divorce can be a good thing for children. In fact, as a child of divorce himself, he says, "it was one of the best...
Birmingham, Alabama Divorce Lawyer & Attorney Client Testimonial
After getting this client everything she wanted in her Alabama divorce proceedings, including custody of her son, the marital home, alimony and child support, she sent this note:"Dear Steve, I wanted to take a moment to again express my heartfelt thanks. I am "over the...
Divorce & Custody Proceedings Involving Military Service Members
The rules regarding divorce or custody proceedings involving military personnel are different than those affecting civilians. The Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act is just one way that military personnel can benefit from these different rules. The most important aspect of the Act...
Alabama Divorce Lawyer and Attorney
The Alabama divorce and family law attorneys and lawyers of Eversole Law offer legal services in Alabama divorce, alimony, child custody, child visitation, prenuptial and post-nuptial agreements, grandparents rights, adoption, and other Alabama family law matters. I founded my...
Divorce & Family Law Courts
My Alabama divorce and family law office is centrally located in Birmingham, Alabama so that we can offer our Alabama divorce, child custody and visitation, alimony, child support, adoption, prenuptial agreements, and other family law matters practice throughout the entire state of Alabama. I...
Alabama Divorce Lawyer & Attorney Testimonials
As an Alabama divorce and family law attorney and lawyer I help people every day with serious Alabama family law and divorce issues. Stationed centrally in Birmingham, Alabama my office routinely represents clients throughout the great state of Alabama. We help clients through...
Alabama Divorce Law - Temporary Alimony
Under Alabama divorce law it is possible to obtain temporary alimony from your spouse while the divorce is proceeding. An Alabama divorce lawyer will file a motion for Pendente Lite with the court in order to obtain this temporary support. Pendente lite is Latin for "while the action is...

