Divorce FOR The Kids
“I stayed with him for our kids” is an expression we’ve all heard. Most people can agree that a family with two parents is the
“I stayed with him for our kids” is an expression we’ve all heard. Most people can agree that a family with two parents is the
The purpose of this week’s article is to reveal the potential problems that can arise, without the proper planning, when one spouse dies during the
Moving on with your life after your divorce is a challenge. It forces life event changes – whether you like it or not. You have
Divorce affects everyone differently. For the lucky few, divorce is a relatively pleasant experience. Some individuals are able to amicably wrap up their relationship and
Telling your spouse that you want a divorce, for most people, is easily one of the most terrifying things they’ll ever do. If you’ve been
I have heard so many times that after a divorce the parent’s getting along just fine. But there are times where the children themselves cannot
Most of what we write about deals with successfully making through a divorce. And then after divorce we give advice on co-parenting, coping, moving on,
The truth of the matter is that you are not required to have a lawyer represent you in your divorce. There are some who are
The term “conscious uncoupling” was essentially coined when Gwyneth Paltrow referred to her divorce as some sort of spiritual experience. We see a lot of
Once it’s all said and done, divorcees just want to “move on.” A long divorce process can involve a lot of blood, sweat and tears
During any divorce, one of the client’s first questions is, “who gets what?” While dividing automobiles, properties, and other personal belongings are a relatively straightforward
The divorce process takes a toll on your emotions, which range from sadness to anger. It makes sense that after all the commotion, you should