Child custody cases are some of the most stressful disputes. With so many emotions involved, it can make it easy for parents to act impulsively or out of anger. However, it is crucial to not let your feelings get the best of you or else you may make a decision that is...
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Documents You Should Prepare for Your Divorce
Divorce is an emotional process. It can also be incredibly complex and requires accurate documentation to ensure the fairest results. Although, depending on the unique circumstances of your case, the documents you need may vary, there are some that are generally...
How Child Custody is Determined
For divorcing parents, child custody will be one of the most important matters handled during the process. In the past, mothers were often favored as primary caregivers for their children. Today, child-related issues are determined by the best interests of the...
Common Reasons Why Couples Get Divorced
Those who get married often do so with the hope and expectation that the relationship will stand the test of time. Unfortunately, for many, this is not possible. While not every problem in a marriage leads to divorce, however, some are more frequently connected to...
Moving Away with Your Children After a Divorce
A family’s life can continue to go through major changes in the aftermath of a divorce. As a result, you may have to relocate and, if you have minor children, this can profoundly complicate matters. Parents cannot simply uproot their children and move. You must either...
How Can Wasteful Dissipation Impact My Divorce?
In a divorce, property and assets are some of the most heavily contested issues. Whether financial difficulties led to your divorce or your spouse is now hiding or wasting assets in anticipation of a divorce, this can have a profound impact on your settlement....
Why Divorce Mediation is Better for Children
If you are planning to end your marriage and have children, you might have some concerns regarding the impact your split may have on them. Divorce litigation can be such a draining process and children often feel the weight of it. If you and your spouse are willing to...
How is Alimony Determined?
If you are divorcing your spouse, one of the items you must resolve during the process is alimony. If you are the spouse who earns less income, it is likely you will be awarded alimony to maintain the standard of living you enjoyed while you were married. To determine...
Should I Move Out Before My Divorce is Finalized?
When spouses prepare for a divorce, the assumption is that one will move out of the marital home. As much as you may want to get out of each other’s hair and avoid any potential confrontations you may have with your spouse, moving out at this stage is not advisable....
Establishing Consistent Routines in Both Households After Divorce
The aftermath of a divorce is often difficult for children to cope with. Spending time with each parent in their respective households can become confusing if both parents do not establish a set of consistent rules and routines and make children feel insecure....