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Britney Spears Hires Kevin Costner’s Divorce Attorney – SheKnows

It’s been less than 24 hours since we learned that Sam Asghari filed for divorce from Britney Spears, and the pop star hasn’t wasted time when it comes to bulking up her legal team. The singer has hired a high-profile lawyer known for handling celebrity divorces as reports of Asghari attempting to get out of the iron-clad prenup the two signed start to circulate.

This development comes after Spears’ highly publicized battle against her conservatorship, in which she fought to regain control over her personal and financial affairs. The recent termination of her conservatorship has empowered her to make decisions regarding her own life, including her choice of legal representation.

So who is this lawyer? According to Page Six, it is Laura Wasser, who is representing Kevin Costner in his ongoing divorce from Christine Baumgartner and just picked up Joe Manganiello as a client as he goes through

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Divorce Lawyer Reveals the Rising ‘Theme’ He’s Seeing in Couples Right Now

A family lawyer has told Newsweek the biggest “theme” he is seeing in divorcing couples—and why he wants more people to know about it.

Dennis Vetrano of the Law Office of Dennis R. Vetrano, Jr., LLC in New York has been practicing family law for decades—from child neglect cases to child custody and divorce.

Working in varying parts of family law, Vetrano sees many couples at the end of their marriage, and he has noticed a common theme.

“Women are doing it all,” he told Newsweek. “She’s got a full-time job, she’s a CEO, plus she’s mom, she’s making six figures plus and still dealing with daycare and laundry and preparing meals.

“Then you have the husband, he’s working a get-by sort of job, and not really wanting for more. But despite this, those stereotypical domestic activities that women historically did, women are still left with those.”

Dennis Vetrano

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Jersey Shore’s Angelina Pivarnick sued for ‘failing to pay divorce lawyer’ and ordered to pay $4K judgement

JERSEY Shore’s Angelina Pivarnick has been slapped with a $4,000 judgment for allegedly refusing to pay her divorce lawyer, The U.S. Sun has exclusively learned.

Angelina’s divorce from ex-husband Chris Larangeira was finalized a year-and-a-half ago, but, according to a new lawsuit, she has yet to fully pay her divorce attorney.

Angelina Pivarnick has been sued for $4,000 for allegedly not paying her divorce attorneyCredit: MTV

Angelina has left-over legal fees from her divorce from ex Chris LarangeiraCredit: Instagram

According to court docs exclusively obtained by The U.S. Sun, the 37-year-old reality star was sued for $4,000 by her former attorney, Albertina Webb Esq., who goes by Abby, and her firm, Hill Wallack LLP.

After apparently attempting to collect payment from Angelina for two years, the New Jersey-based attorney and firm filed a complaint in March 2023.

Per the initial complaint, Webb had first been contacted

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Divorce Attorney Holly J. Moore Reveals What Breaks A Marriage – Hollywood Life

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Anyone who is married — or has ever been — can confirm that a happy marriage takes much more than love. It also requires work, commitment, communication, and respect to meet one another’s needs and be truly successful. In a world where relationships seem to evolve and dissolve in the blink of an eye, one woman has made it her life’s work to decode the intricacies of human bonds.

Holly J. Moore, a reputable family law attorney, is no stranger to the topic of divorce. With over 15 years of handling high-profile divorce and custody cases, she’s seen her fair share of marriages dissolve — which is why she can be considered an expert

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Relationship Advice From a Couples Therapist and a Divorce Lawyer

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“Those who divorce aren’t necessarily the most unhappy, just those neatly able to believe their misery is caused by one other person,” the Swiss-born British author and philosopher Alain de Botton wisely observed. The hard data certainly supports his theory. According to a study published by Couple and Family Psychology, the most often cited reasons for divorce—the je ne sais quoi of calling it quits, if you will—were lack of commitment (75.0 percent), infidelity (59.6 percent), too much conflict and arguing (57.7 percent), marrying too young (45.1 percent), financial problems (36.7 percent), substance abuse (34.6 percent), and domestic violence (23.5 percent). And though the divorce rate has slowly declined in recent years, particularly for millennials, roughly half of marriages still end in splitsville. The number bumps up to 60 percent for second marriages and a cold-feet-inducing 73 percent for those braving a

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