Divorce
Co-Parenting Can Be Hard. Just Ask Gwyneth Paltrow
Raising kids is one of lifeâs great joys, but that doesnât mean it is always easy. When you are divorced, it can be even harder. You hope that you are doing the right thing, that you and your ex are united in how you parent, that your kids will be okay: there is a lot…
Read MoreUnderstanding Domestic Violence from the Outside
No one starts out their childhood dreaming of growing up and becoming a victim of domestic violence. The epidemic is indiscriminate across gender, age, and socioeconomic status. Regardless of what victims are trained to believe, nothing they did or didnât do caused the violence, but those suffering long term abuse have a hard time believing…
Read MoreUncovering Hidden Assets During Your Divorce
One of the more complicated parts of divorce is untangling your marital property and assets. No matter how long youâve been married, both spouses have the right to an equitable division of the assets youâve earned and collected throughout your marriage. Of course, the perfect outcome would be a divorce settlement where everything is worked…
Read MoreEnforcing a Court Order After Divorce
If youâre reading this blog, you likely know that divorce can be a lengthy and uncomfortable process. Once you reach a final settlement, you and your ex-spouse are ready to put everything in the past and move on with your new lives. However, even with every detail down on paper about the dissolution of your…
Read MoreWhy Planning Your Next Wedding Before You’re Divorced Is a Risky Proposition
Divorce is pretty tough for most couples. Youâre going from being an âusâ to an âI,â and not everyone is comfortable with that. Itâs almost a given that individuals in the process of ending their marriages look for support from someone else. Thatâs natural and healthy, but when the supportive person winds up being a…
Read MoreWhat Is a Parenting Plan and Why Do I Need One?
When children are involved in family court actions, it raises the already high level of emotion that both parties are struggling with. It can also mean the addition of a guardian ad litem, possibly a family counselor, or even a visitation supervisor. A judgeâs primary responsibility when custody and visitation are at issue is to…
Read MoreDebunking the Myths about Visitation and Your Child Support Obligation
Ask any divorced parents what they fight about, and it almost always boils down to issues related to their kids. There are a lot of myths and falsehoods about child support and child custody, and we wanted to address those myths today. Is child support connected to visitation? A common misconception between parties of a…
Read MoreCan I Get Alimony if I Cheated?
When you say âI do,â you say it with plans of forever in mind. But sometimes, life gets in the way and you find yourself falling out of love with your partner, and potentially in love with someone new. New love can make you feel bold or reckless, or impatient for your new life to…
Read MoreI Think My Spouse Is Planning for Divorce
If youâve been together long enough, you know when something feels âoffâ with your spouse. Sometimes you can chalk it up to having a bad day, or even just going through a rough patch. Sometimes, itâs more serious. How can you tell, though, when a rough patch is turning into something more? What are the…
Read MoreHelping to Get Children of Divorce Ready for College
Your oldest child is finally headed off, or back, to college. If you’re divorced, it can be a bit harder emotionally, even if youâve already done this once in the Fall. Perhaps even more difficult to come to terms with is the knowledge that your child is no longer bound to a visitation schedule, mandating…
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