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How to Accept Divorce: A Simple Guide

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...

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Splitting Assets with Minimal Stress in Divorce

Splitting Assets with Minimal Stress in Divorce

When you married, you bought a house with a three-car garage to hold the 57 Chevy you and your dad rebuilt. You’ve taken it for a spin every so often, but it has sat there looking beautiful for the most part. Now that you’re getting divorced, you’re worried that your...

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Children & Divorce: How Age Matters

Children & Divorce: How Age Matters

No one enters their marriage hoping for divorce, but sadly, we all know that our lives can take paths we never expected. If you’re a parent, ending a relationship comes with its own challenges and considerations. How you support your children through the divorce...

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How to Master Co-Parenting Post-Divorce

How to Master Co-Parenting Post-Divorce

While going through the divorce process, you must make plenty of decisions. Some of the most important ones have to do with the parenting arrangements you and your former spouse agree upon to ensure your children feel loved and safe. If you decide on co-parenting, you...

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Filing for Divorce First: Is it the Right Move?

Filing for Divorce First: Is it the Right Move?

If you are preparing to end your marriage, filing for divorce is the beginning of a life changing journey and the choices you make along the way can have an impact. With good counsel and representation, you’ll be in a position to make informed decisions. One question...

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How Debt Impacts your Divorce

How Debt Impacts your Divorce

Money troubles significantly increase divorce chances, usually being a key concern when dividing assets. Married debt causes pressure and disputes, weakening the relationship and doesn’t help if things are already coming undone. After deciding to divorce, settling...

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How to Co-Parent and Get it Right

How to Co-Parent and Get it Right

Every Saturday at 10 am, your daughter gets picked up for soccer practice by your former spouse. Then she is brought back home at 6 pm on Sunday. She knows that she takes turns spending her birthday with each parent and that in odd-numbered years she is with you for...

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