The marital home is usually the largest asset in a divorce. Not only does it have the highest monetary value, it also holds the biggest emotional weight out of all the marital properties. It’s where you and your spouse planned
Successfully Co-Parenting The summer months are upon us, and that means it’s time to start thinking about adjustments that may need to be made to your shared parenting plan. While summer vacation and other holidays are usually factored into the
Many experts say that it takes roughly two years to feel “normal” again after a divorce. The dust has settled by then, and you’re finally getting comfortable in your new life. What that life looks like is different for everyone, but
You set goals in many aspects of your life- your career, finances, how you raise your children, what you plan on doing once you retire. It makes sense that you should also set goals when it comes to your divorce.
Child support is supposed to be paid by the higher-earning spouse to the lesser-earning spouse when a divorce occurs, but what happens if your ex refuses to pay? How does a single parent manage without child support after divorce? While the
As if a case of the Mondays doesn’t need any more heavyweight to it, the world currently proclaims the first Monday in the new year as Divorce Day. If this isn’t enough, in some legal circles the entire month of January
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