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Divorce is a complex process that involves many factors, from property division to custody considerations if a couple has minor children. It is natural then that many individuals have questions about it and find themselves overwhelmed and confused by the vast amount...
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Prenuptial or premarital agreements were once something the wealthy used when they remarried. Now, these agreements have become more common for couples in all income brackets. In fact, millennials in particularly embraced them in recent years. However, it is important...
The term "a child's best interests" is the crucial principle determining custody. Judges use it to make their decisions. Attorneys will use it regularly when discussing the family's needs and wants, regardless of whether they are in court or using mediation or another...
The physical and mental toll that stress takes upon people is well-documented in recent years. Now a new study focuses on divorce’s impact. There is a certain amount of stress (and hopefully cause for some optimism) tied to divorce. Still, this study is the first to...
The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged day-to-day life in many ways. For many divorced or separated mothers and fathers, this has been felt most acutely with co-parenting. As one writer says, even exes with a strong, healthy relationship are not immune, as efforts to...
One of the most difficult adjustments a parent must make following a divorce is with their children. The new situation, involving separate households potentially miles apart, means the time you spend together is half of what it once was. So what happens when one...
