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Divorce, no matter the circumstances, can be a very painful and emotional undertaking. It is not uncommon to be anxious about what will happen to the assets you have accumulated while in marriage. And if you share children, it is absolutely natural to wonder what...
When you decide to divorce, you eventually need to tell your children about what is happening. They deserve to know what is happening based on what is appropriate for their age. It is necessary to discuss this carefully so your children do not feel too stressed or...
Most people enter into a new marriage with a sense of excitement and optimism. They never even think about protecting themselves because they intend for the marriage to last for the rest of their lives. However, despite people's best intentions, a significant number...
You and your spouse are committed to an amicable divorce. You’ve managed to reach the point where you accept that you’re simply better off as friends and co-parents than as a couple – and you want to make your divorce as simple (and inexpensive) as possible. You’ve...
Establishing appropriate boundaries related to the use of technology is a struggle in most parenting situations. It can be particularly challenging when you share custody of your children. Developmental experts are quick to point out that inconsistently-reinforced...
Divorce can be particularly stressful for everyone even under the best of circumstances. Choosing mediation over litigation can help ensure that your marriage is dissolved without much drama. Plus, compared to litigation, mediation is also cost-effective and private....
Shared custody situations take time for families to adjust to and are often stressful for parents and children alike. Parents frequently have strong emotional reactions to one another in the early months after their initial separation, which can make custody exchanges...
After a divorce, you will still need to work together to raise your kids. People often refer to this as co-parenting, yet that is only really true if you cooperate. As an inability to cooperate is often what leads to a divorce, it stands to reason that you might not...
Negotiating a prenuptial agreement with your fiance can protect you from a devastating divorce. If your marriage doesn't work out, your prenup governs property division matters and other decisions. Couples with prenups can typically file for an uncontested divorce....
Children count on their parents to make sure they have what they need. That doesn’t change just because the parents decide to divorce. Once the adults make the decision to split up, they have to ensure they’re committed to being a parenting team for the children....
