When spouses seek a divorce they often worry about what will happen to their property. They may understand that they must divide their marital property in some manner, or the property they shared or obtained during the marriage. Anything considered separate property...
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Month: February 2021
How can we keep children from picking a side?
When parents divorce, they often hear the same refrain over and over: it is important to keep kids out of the middle of it all. Parents typically share this hope and do everything they can to help their children through this process. Despite this effort, many families...
Is it faster to mediate my divorce?
Deciding the terms of a divorce is not an easy process. It is stressful to apply legal rules and regulations to one’s personal life and the end of a marriage. In addition to the personal stress, there are many potential domestic claims involved in a divorce, including...
Should I attend co-parenting education classes?
Over the years of raising a child and watching them grow, parents can feel confident that they know their children – and know what is best for them. They take their parenting responsibilities seriously and watch out for their children no matter what. Even so,...
Planning to move? Three things to remember after a divorce
According to several studies over the years, getting a divorce and moving are two of the most stressful life experiences. Yet many people often face these two events at roughly the same time. It is common for individuals to relocate after they finalize their divorce....