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People considering divorce frequently start the process thinking that property division is a zero-sum game. They think that if they approach the courts the right way, they might walk away with just about everything or deprive their spouse of certain critical assets,...
As divorced co-parents, you and your former spouse may have different rules in each of your homes. Even if you agree on the big issues involving discipline and at what ages your children should be allowed more privileges, you may still parent very differently. There...
You made it through your divorce and you have a good parenting plan in place. It clearly addresses the holiday schedule, and you’ve been open to negotiations with your ex-spouse for special events. You’re determined that the holidays will be bright for the kids,...
Your child is a teenager, so you sit down and talk with them when you and your spouse decide to get divorced. You explain it to them and tell them that you want them to have a voice. After all, their best interests are your top priority. What they express to you is...
While divorce can be freeing, it is unlikely to be fun. Untangling your life from that of another person can be complicated, costly and painful. To go from being Ben’s wife or Gerry’s son-in-law can cause us to wonder who we are anymore. Getting divorced will affect...
