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Divorce may end a marriage, but it does not generally end parenting responsibilities. Co-parenting can feel like walking on eggshells if you share children with someone you do not get along with. Maybe you argue often or there is just a cold tension every time you...
When you’re thinking about full custody of your child, it’s usually because you want what’s best for your child and feel strongly about keeping them safe and stable. These types of situations are emotional, and the legal side can quickly become overwhelming. You may...
Living together is one of the living arrangements divorcing spouses use. It's not uncommon for spouses to move to different bedrooms or parts of the family home during divorce. This option is affordable and minimizes immediate disruption to children when kids are...
It’s important to get the property division process right when divorcing. Failing to do this can lead to one party being unfairly disadvantaged, perhaps making it harder for them to start their new, single life and serving as a future source of conflict. You will...
If you’re planning to seek child support and/or alimony (“spousal maintenance”) in your divorce, you likely know that both spouses’ incomes are key factors in determining how much one spouse owes the other. Courts consider more than simply current income. They also...
Divorce can be a complicated and emotional process, but what happens if one spouse refuses to cooperate? In situations like this, many people wonder whether they can even move on with the divorce proceedings. While it might be more complicated than an uncontested...
Communicating with your spouse during divorce can help you have a smooth and less stressful process. However, with the sensitivity of divorce, you and your spouse can easily have misunderstandings. Therefore, it’s vital to know how to communicate with each other to...
Age plays a significant role in the odds of divorce. For those who are under 45 years of age in the United States, for instance, the divorce rate has been declining. Younger couples are more likely to stay together today than they were in previous decades. However,...
In most cases, when two people get divorced, they go through the court process together. They either use mediation to come up with a parenting plan and asset division arrangement on their own, or the court makes a ruling and hands down official court orders governing...
People preparing to file for divorce or responding to service of a notice that their spouse wants to divorce often worry about their finances. They aren't sure how much the divorce might cost, and they also worry about how the divorce might affect their standard of...