There is no universal answer to the question of whether you should complete a prenuptial agreement before marriage; the decision is quite personal. The answer will differ with each couple. However, to get a sense of whether this type of agreement can be valuable...
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Month: March 2019
Lost in translation: The language of divorce
People talk about divorce in countless ways, from dissolution of marriage to consciously uncoupling. Regardless of what you call it, discussing divorce can be an upsetting process. Not only do people typically struggle with painful emotions and difficult decisions,...
Understanding ‘joint custody’
There is no set definition of joint physical custody. Many people think that joint custody automatically means that each parent has an equal amount of time, but that is not necessarily the case. Joint custody can refer to a number of different custody arrangements...
Custody modification and substantial change requirements
Sharing custody of a child after divorce can be a difficult transition for any parent. However, parents and children will eventually find a new normal.However, it may not be long until things change and one or both parents want to modify the existing agreement. In...
Advice for parents traveling alone with children
Many people are intimidated by the idea of traveling alone with children. Some parents, especially single parents, may not have a choice.While the downsides are well-documented, there are ways to make the experience more enjoyable for all. Tips for single parents who...