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3 Ways Divorce Can Lead to a Healthier Future
While no one goes into their marriage planning for divorce, unfortunately sometimes life happens. Whether it’s extreme circumstances, people simply growing apart, or somewhere in between, many spouses view divorce as the ultimate failure. Sadly, this can keep people...
How Spousal Support Works in Modern Divorce Cases
Today, alimony is often called spousal support and is one of the most commonly misunderstood aspects of divorce. Many people assume it’s a relic of the past, reserved for a time when one spouse worked and the other stayed home. While modern families look much...
Moving Out During Divorce: What You Need to Know
If you, or someone close to you, is in the beginning steps of a divorce, it can be an incredibly emotional and overwhelming process. The good news is that you aren’t alone. Throughout the divorce process, several crucial steps must be taken to ensure the outcome works...
Understanding Parenting Time After Divorce
Divorce is an unfortunate but not uncommon occurrence in our country. Of these divorces, over 60% are estimated to have children in the home, which means an agreement must be made on how parenting time is divided. These agreements can be difficult to execute because...
How to Ease the Adjustment Period for Kids after a Divorce
Divorce not only takes a toll on the two parties involved in the divorce proceedings, but it can also affect the children, particularly as the transition after the divorce takes place. When children are used to both parents being in the home, a sudden switch to living...
Handling the Family Business in Divorce
A family-owned business often represents more than income—it's part of the family story and a source of pride. When a marriage ends, that shared venture can quickly turn into the most complicated asset on the table. Who keeps the company? How much is it worth? Should...
Facing Divorce? Here are Some Positive Behavior Tips
Ending a marriage is never easy—especially when only one of you wants “out.” Whether you're fully committed to saving the relationship or have already decided to move on, there are certain behaviors that can make a difficult situation even more complicated. If you’re...
Explaining Spousal Support and Who Pays What
Divorce can be a nerve-wracking process, especially when alimony is being discussed, also known as spousal support. The term describes a financial arrangement where monetary support is provided after a divorce or separation. Qualifying for spousal support requires...
Building a Blended Family After Divorce
Divorce is a fairly common occurrence in the United States, so it’s no surprise that 13% of the adult population falls under the definition of stepparent. But just because something is common certainly doesn’t make it easy. One of the hardest challenges of moving on...
3 Reasons to Have a Divorce Lawyer on Your Side
No one enters into their marriage with the vows “until divorce do we part,” but unfortunately we know all too well that a chunk of marriages in the United States will end in divorce. And while they’ll vary in cost based on location and complexity, one thing is certain...
Some Unexpected Positive Outcomes of Divorce
If you're facing a divorce, you may be thinking about all the terrible consequences that may arise from finalizing the divorce. Have you ever stopped to think about the good things that may result? After all, it's better to see the glass half full than half empty....
How to Accept Divorce: A Simple Guide
The holiday season should be a time of joy, family, and forgiveness, but when you are going though a divorce, the holidays can seem anything but joyous. Many people feel the need to isolate themselves, staying home, picking up extra work shifts, and just shutting...