After going through a divorce, the last thing you likely want to do is deal with your co-parent one-on-one. You may feel like sharing custody is a surefire way to end up in that exact situation, and as such, it might concern you. Fortunately, there are ways you and...
During a separation or following a divorce, sharing custody of your children can be a difficult change for everyone involved. Terminology like split custody or joint custody can sometimes be contentious or divisionary. A simple shift in language can make a difference...
If you recently got a divorce and have a child support order, it is vital to make sure that you pay support on time. Moreover, make sure you understand different payment methods and make your payments properly. If you fail to make a payment correctly, it is possible...
After a divorce, parents may allow negative feelings toward a former spouse to negatively affect their children. Whether or not people intend to shape their children’s perceptions towards their other parent, disparaging statements can be very damaging. Parents should...
After a divorce, you may find yourself struggling to keep boundaries clear while sharing child custody. Your ex-spouse may take advantage of you financially or emotionally, and you both may get into endless arguments. Stress and anxiety from this change may make you...
Getting involved with the law can be expensive, and divorce is no exception. It shocks many Americans to learn that the process of divorce can potentially run over tens of thousands of dollars. Many people fixate on child support and alimony, but the actual legal...
Divorce is difficult, and, if you have children, the difficulties do not stop once you and your ex-spouse have signed the paperwork. You will still be in a working relationship with your ex-spouse in most cases, as joint custody is very common. One of the more...
After a messy divorce or tension-filled child custody arrangement, you may start to notice signs of your ex-spouse interfering with you and your child's daily life. This issue, also known as alienation or custodial interference, can wreck your relationship with your...
Divorce marks a big change in your life. After you end your marriage, you may live alone, share parenting time with your ex and even have to adjust to a different lifestyle. These changes can be difficult to cope with, and you may have a hard time moving on...
It is very common to end up with joint custody of children with your ex spouse after divorce. This is because the family law court sees value in children having both of their parents equally in their lives. While this is excellent sentiment, co-parenting with your...
