Divorce has traditionally been viewed as an adversarial process. Fortunately, this perception is gradually starting to be softened, and couples tend to be more willing to consider alternatives to litigation. Mediation is one of these alternatives. However, for...
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3 tips to manage shared custody during a military divorce
For parents with minor children, sharing custody is often the biggest challenge of getting a divorce. Although both parents have a right to time with the children and a say in their upbringing, they may disagree intensely about the best steps to take. Sharing custody...
Options to keep your marital home after a divorce
If you have divorced but want to stay in your marital home, you may wonder what options you have to do this. After all, if the home is in your and your ex-spouse’s names, the obvious option would be to sell and split the profits to move on with your new, single life....
The potential financial impact of divorcing after 50
If you are over the age of 50 and considering divorce, there are a few financial aspects you should consider first. The fact is, if you don't carefully plan your financial situation before the divorce is final, you may find yourself dealing with difficulties down the...
Can you reduce your ex’s parenting time over discipline habits?
Sharing custody of your children with your ex will mean that you have to compromise on a lot of issues. You don't necessarily get to see the children every holiday or birthday. You may have to come to a mutual agreement about their educational pursuits and sports...
When can you end spousal maintenance in Washington?
If you have gone through a divorce and were ordered to pay spousal maintenance, you may or may not have been given an end date for those payments. If the court order is open-ended, then it’s necessary to consider when it may be appropriate to request to end those...
Should you leave the family home before finalizing the divorce?
Quarrels and misunderstandings may prompt a couple to consider filing for divorce. If the marriage is damaged beyond repair, the gut reaction for most people would be to pack their stuff and move out. However, while this may seem sensible, it is important that you...
Co-parenting can be a success
You and your former spouse have gone your separate ways, after realizing that the marriage just wasn’t meant to be. However, you have children together, which means you have to strike up a co-parenting relationship. If the divorce was amicable, it can be easy to...
Tips to keep the peace during your divorce
No matter how long you have been married or what’s involved in your divorce, it can be an emotional, frustrating time. Due to the high emotions everyone’s feeling, conflict is common. However, if you are adamant that you want a peaceful divorce, it’s up to you to make...
Will your ex need to approve your vacation plans with the kids?
Sharing custody isn't just about splitting the drudgery of getting the kids to school every morning. It is also about maintaining a strong bond with your children and creating new memories with your family in its post-divorce form. Summer vacation from school presents...

