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Tips for Navigating a Difficult Divorce
June 21, 2022
Emotions run high during divorce. Sorrow, anxiety, and anger are all common feelings you will encounter throughout the process. While dealing with your own emotions is challenging, dealing with your ex-spouse’s can be even worse. An angry spouse can turn an already stressful process into an unbearable one. When you are dealing with a difficult […]
Do Teens Get a Say in their Parents’ Custody Agreements?
June 10, 2022
Divorce is hard on the whole family, but it can be especially hard on teens. All children struggle with their new normal as the child custody agreement is developed, but teens are beginning to assert their independence and they often feel like they should have a say in how their role in the family is […]
How to Prepare for a Divorce
May 31, 2022
Filing for divorce can be overwhelming for many reasons. Even if the split is amicable, there is an emotional upheaval for everyone involved. Logistically, there is plenty to figure out both personally and legally. When you are filing for divorce, it’s smart to be prepared and organized as you move through the process.
What Happens if You Try to Hide Money or Assets Through a Divorce?
May 19, 2022
When splitting assets and determining settlements in a divorce, things can get contentious. Even couples who are attempting a healthy divorce can find that dividing assets is frustrating, especially when the incomes and assets are uneven. During the process, each spouse must openly and honestly disclose all assets, income, and debts, but this doesn’t always […]
What if I Don’t Want a Divorce But My Spouse Does?
April 22, 2022
Even when both spouses agree to end the marriage, divorce can still be difficult. If one spouse wants a divorce and the other doesn’t, filing for divorce can feel like a betrayal and will often catch one spouse completely off guard. If you don’t want a divorce but your spouse does, there is not much […]
How Far Apart Can Parents Live From Each Other and Still Have Joint Custody?
April 6, 2022
Divorced parents face unique challenges, even after you’ve had time to settle into your separate lives. If one parent gets an opportunity that would require a move, the other parent can feel that their children are being taken away from them. There is no hard rule about how far parents can live from each other […]
How to Protect Your Credit Through Filing for Divorce
March 23, 2022
Filing for divorce isn’t just an emotional experience, it’s a logistical one as well. Marriage is a financial partnership, and filing for divorce divides that partnership. While many think of divorce as simply splitting up your marital assets, you also need to consider what will happen to your debt, credit, and overall financial picture. Knowing […]
Can My Tax Return Be Held if I’m Late Paying Child Support?
March 9, 2022
Child support is often a part of the child custody agreement, but not every parent responsible for paying is consistent with their payments. Sometimes circumstances change and the parent responsible for paying child support has trouble doing so. Sometimes disagreements between co-parents can cause payment delays out of spite, but both scenarios are in violation […]
How is Joint Custody Factored into a Child Custody Agreement?
February 24, 2022
Having a fair and civil child custody agreement is often the biggest concern parents have when filing for divorce. Negotiating the legal and financial world of joint custody and child support can be overwhelming and emotional. Parents want the best for their children and certainly do not want them to be hurt by a divorce. […]
What Happens to Our Debt in a Divorce?
February 16, 2022
You may be prepared to split your assets when filing for divorce, but knowing what will happen to your debt is just as important during the divorce process. Divorce has many financial implications, and it’s a good idea to know and understand what to expect.