As a general rule, it is usually best to hold off on dating until after your divorce is finalized. However, some divorces can drag on and, in some cases, those involved may be ready to move on before the process is finalized. If you choose to date during your divorce,...
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Can Children Refuse Visitation?
The aftermath of a divorce is a lot for children to cope with. In some cases, they may blame one or both parents for the end of the marriage and harbor a lot of resentment. However, no matter what your children’s feelings may be about you, your ex, or the divorce,...
Mistakes to Avoid After a Divorce
Ending a marriage is hard and adjusting to the aftermath of such a substantial change can be just as challenging. To ensure this new chapter in your life goes smoothly, we compiled a list of mistakes you should avoid now that your divorce has been finalized. Starting...
New Year’s Resolutions for the Recently Divorced
The New Year is almost here and, for many, it is time to start considering the resolutions they plan to make to improve their future. If you recently got divorced, you may have a lot more weighing on you than most others and even more to contemplate. However, while...
Who Keeps the Ring in a Divorce?
Wedding and engagement rings can be immensely valuable assets. Many spend thousands and thousands of dollars to buy the perfect one for their partner. However, if the marriage ends, the question of who keeps these pricey pieces of jewelry. Continue reading to find out...
Contested Versus Uncontested Divorce
When spouses get divorced, there are typically only two types – contested and uncontested. If you and your spouse agree on all major issues, you will have an uncontested divorce. Uncontested divorces tend to take less time and involve fewer complications, making it...
Do My Kids Need Therapy to Cope with Divorce?
It is no secret that divorce can take a heavy toll on everyone involved, particularly young children who may end up getting caught in the crossfire. Oftentimes, children may feel a sense of blame for the end of their parents’ marriage, resulting in low self-esteem,...
Choosing a Divorce Attorney
If you are getting divorced, one of the first steps you will take is choosing an attorney to represent you. Finding the right attorney for your case can make a big difference in how smoothly and efficiently you are able to navigate this process, so continue reading to...
Will an Affair Affect My Divorce?
A common misconception that many people have is that an affair can have a profound impact on the outcome of a divorce. However, the truth is that it is unlikely an affair can be used as a tool to sway this process in either direction. Although an affair will not...
Is Divorce Mediation Right for Me?
Not every divorce is destined to unfold in court before a judge. In many cases, spouses can dissolve their marriage outside of court by hashing out the details with the assistance of a skilled and unbiased mediator. If you are considering a divorce and looking for a...