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Law Firm Unveils 60-Minute Divorce

We are a time's-a-wasting, clock's-a-ticking, early-bird worming nation of the NOW. We want hot meals delivered in 30 minutes. We want same-day, fast, free services. And we want quick-acting, maximum strength, immediate, Ahhh-so-soothing relief. Why wait when instant gratification is now the norm?

So why does the divorce process take so long? Maybe it doesn't have to.

Now what once took months to prepare and a ceremony of "honoring," "til deathing," and "I doing," The Brodsky Law Firm in New York City strives to undo in less than 60 minutes. What God or municipal county clerk hath joined, let Brodsky put asunder. As long as your divorce is uncontested, the process can be cheaper, easier, and with a $10 lunch voucher, more fulfilling.

Peaches Geldof: Marriage is Over

Back in October, we covered an interesting New Zealand Herald article in which New York music-scene celebuante Peaches Geldof acknowledged that her quickie marriage wasn't part of her long-term plan. In fact, she told the newspaper that she knew it wouldn't last forever.

Just a few weeks later, a British tabloid reported that the two had split, yet Geldof and her new husband, musician Max Drummey, remained together.

Six months into the marriage, the two have now publicly parted ways, says The Times Online. According to the article, both parties have made statements that they will remain amicable and care for each other deeply.

Man Who Lost Millions to Madoff Sues Ex-Wife

Wants divorce settlement to be renegotiated

Some divorced husbands complain that their wives made-off with their money, but now a man is simply blaming Madoff.  Yes, Bernie Made-off with Everyone's Money is the reason that Steven Simkin is asking that his divorce settlement be renegotiated.

The Manhattan attorney said the money he gave his ex-wife Laura Black was partly based on the $5.4 million invested with Madoff.

"It remains only fair and equitable for Laura to shoulder her share of that harm," Simkin claims in court papers.

However, some lawyers think that he will have a tough time getting his money back. The cheater in this case is not a spouse.