A&M Law Blog
Practical guides and legal insights from Misty Gaubatz and Ashley Hurlbert.
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What Happens After a DUI Arrest in Montana?
Arrested for DUI in Montana? Here's the step-by-step of what comes next, and why the first 24 hours matter most.
Cooperative Family Law for Military Families
Deployments, relocations, and military benefits add complexity to divorce. The cooperative approach can offer military families needed flexibility.
Cooperative Family Law and Complex Assets
A business, multiple properties, or significant retirement accounts don't rule out a cooperative divorce. Here's how complex estates are handled.
What to Expect at Your First Cooperative Family Law Meeting
Walking into your first cooperative meeting? Here's exactly what happens, who's in the room, and how to prepare.
The True Cost of Divorce in Montana
What does a divorce really cost in Montana, and why does the method you choose matter more than anything else?
How Cooperative Family Law Protects Children
The research is clear: it's conflict, not divorce itself, that harms children most. Here's how the cooperative approach is built to protect them.
5 Signs Your Divorce Can Be Resolved Cooperatively
Not every divorce needs a courtroom battle. Here are five signs that the cooperative approach could be the right fit for your family.
Cooperative vs. Collaborative Divorce: A Complete Guide
They sound alike and share a goal, but one key difference, who represents you, changes your cost and your risk. A complete guide.
What Is Cooperative Family Law?
Cooperative Family Law is the out-of-court, attorney-guided process we pioneered in Western Montana. Here's what it is, how it works, and who it's for.
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