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Every divorce is slightly different from the next. Factors including how long the marriage lasted, the health of the spouses and their financial circumstances influence what happens during divorce proceedings. In some cases, the career choices of either spouse can...
Splitting up custody rights is perhaps the biggest part of a divorce for parents. Asset division is also important, of course, but many parents are focused on what this will mean for their relationship with their child. It is important, however, to remember that...
Divorce is often a high-conflict process. Even typically calm and rational people may find themselves feeling emotionally overwhelmed during divorce. Their grief about the marriage ending and their anger toward their spouses can lead to irrational behavior and...
It’s very common for married couples to buy pets together. For instance, perhaps you and your spouse got married, purchased a home and bought your first dog. Some couples even see this as a way to test the waters before having children, as caring for a pet gives them...
The marital home can often be a point of contention during divorces. Both spouses may want to stay in the home. They may also disagree about how to divide equity fairly and even when to list the property if they agree that selling is the best option. Some spouses...
Many people press straight ahead with filing for a divorce as soon as they have decided the marriage is over. Some don’t even wait to tell their spouse of their decision. Sometimes, moving quickly is the right course of action. However, sometimes, it can be better to...
People who are going through a divorce will quickly realize that this life change affects every aspect of their lives. This includes what they do on social media websites, at least during the divorce proceedings. Some individuals may opt to get off social media...
Most divorcing parents have to accept the reality of shared custody. Family law judges want what is best for the children, regardless of how toxic the relationship between the parents may have become. In contested custody scenarios, judges try to do what they believe...
When going through a divorce, emotions often run high, and the process can feel overwhelming. For parents of a special needs child, these challenges can be magnified. Both parents typically want to prioritize the best possible outcome for the child while navigating...
As a divorcing parent, one of your priorities will be deciding on a pattern of custody and parenting time that is workable for your child, yourself and your co-parent. It is crucial to remember that not all of the year follows the same pattern for your children. Most...
