Planting The Seeds For A Future
You Can Be Happy With
Planting The Seeds For A Future
You Can Be Happy With
Financial disagreements often play a significant role in a spouse deciding to pursue a divorce. Additionally, financial obligations and property rights generally form a key part of divorce negotiations. Embarking on a financially independent life after divorce can be...
Recently, we discussed how parents can make the holidays happier for their children after divorce. But what about your own happiness during the holidays? Even parents who split custody over the holidays evenly can find themselves depressed that they may not have their...
Children often struggle to adjust to shared custody arrangements after their parents' divorce. It can be hard to live life between two households, especially when it affects the things that someone enjoys in life. A divorce will certainly change the way that a family...
You and your spouse may have married each other anticipating a long, happy marriage. Different things may have gotten in the way of your plans to stay married and the two of you may now be in the middle of a divorce. You and your spouse may have noticed that your...
If you feel your divorce is hard for you, imagine how your kids may feel. Some children breeze through divorce relatively unscathed, while others undergo emotional and behavioral issues throughout the process. In many cases, these behaviors are normal and pass once...
When a couple decides to end their marriage, they will need to divide assets. This is often one of the most contentious issues during the divorce process. It is not unusual for one or both parties in the divorce to attempt to hide assets during the property division...
Divorce can be an emotionally draining phase for anyone. The uncertainties that come with charting a new life away from the usual and the loneliness that may come with it can make it seem impossible to find joy in life. However, all is not lost. It might take time,...
Coparenting with a narcissist isn’t easy. They may always want to be in control and to be “right” even though they may not be at all. It’s possible for you to get through troubling disputes and coparenting issues even if your ex-spouse is a narcissist, though. What...
Despite your divorce, you want your co-parenting relationship with your ex-spouse to work out, and you want your custody situation to benefit your child. That's what the court wants, too. Judges generally look at the bigger picture in determining what arrangement is...
When someone who is on the verge of divorce says that they want to get custody of their children, they often assume there is just one type of custody. They essentially think that having custody means getting to retain all of their parental rights. The truth is that...