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The forecast keeps changing, schools are closing and a hurricane is approaching. Then another problem comes up: your time-sharing exchange is scheduled for tomorrow morning. Do you still have to make the exchange, or can you evacuate with your child? Parenting plans...
Many married couples keep separate bank accounts. Sometimes they do this for convenience. Other times, one spouse earns more, owns a business or wants more independence. When divorce becomes a possibility, many people wonder whether money in a separate account stays...
Navigating a child custody battle requires careful strategy and emotional control to protect the best interests of the child. Making even small errors can affect timesharing outcomes and complicate co-parenting for years. 4 common missteps that can harm your case...
Raising children is a long-term commitment that comes with many unpredictable demands. Parents who decide to divorce or separate have to find a way to meet the needs of their children cooperatively. They negotiate with one another to divide their parental rights and...
Due to their self-serving and manipulating tendencies, narcissists can condition their partners to feel like they cannot leave their toxic relationships. As a result, being able to finally divorce a narcissistic spouse is a great achievement that shouldn’t be taken...
Parents who have gone through a divorce usually continue to raise their children together. Transitioning from a couple to a parenting team isn’t always easy, but it may be what’s best for the children. Finding ways to make the situation work can help to reduce the...
Parenting after a separation or divorce can be challenging, and both parents are usually concerned with making the most of their time with their children. One powerful tool that may help you secure more time with your child is including a “right of first refusal”...
You may have heard that your divorce odds are generally dropping over time. As you grow older, if you get married, you’re less likely to get divorced. For instance, someone who gets married at 21 years old has much higher odds of divorce than someone who gets married...
