Divorces bring out strong emotions in everyone involved. This is especially true with children. They may feel confused and hurt while trying to process their new reality. In addition to sadness, they can also experience anger and feelings of betrayal towards one...
Parents who are going through a divorce have many considerations that they need to think about. One thing that some parents have to figure out is how to handle the children’s nanny during and after the divorce. Being able to keep their nanny can help the children to...
Married couples typically share almost everything they own with one another. They may then have to work out a way to divide those assets when they divorce. It is standard practice to treat any income earned during the marriage and any assets purchased with that income...
Alimony is another term for spousal support. This is a form of support that is independent of child support but may be paid to an ex-spouse after a divorce. These alimony payments are typically for a set period of time, such as a few years. But is alimony a typical...
Child support is a court-ordered obligation that requires one parent to give financial assistance for the care and well-being of their child. This support can be legally terminated under specific circumstances outlined in the court order. Understanding the child...
You and your child’s other parent may need to create a child custody arrangement that works for both of you. If you cannot agree to a custody arrangement, then a court may decide for you. Because every family has unique needs, a judge will consider a child’s best...
Remote work has changed how people live and work. It brings with it new considerations for coparents struggling with child support. This shift affects various aspects of family life and finances, particularly in how child support amounts are determined. As the...
Your children still deserve to go on vacations after your divorce. Thus, your parenting plan should have details regarding vacations. Here are four tips to help you and your co-parent seamlessly include them in your plan: Decide how to schedule vacations You and your...
Custody battles are inherently challenging, but when one or both parents exhibit narcissistic traits, the situation becomes even more toxic. Narcissists are often skilled manipulators, prioritizing their own needs over others, even their children. A legal fight for...
Among the most challenging times for co-parents is when one of them gets into a serious romantic relationship and introduces their new partner to their child. That can bring up a range of negative feelings if you’re the other parent. Seeing your ex in a new...
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