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It’s tough not to be angry toward your former spouse after you get divorced, especially if your ex was cheating on you. Recalling the romantic days of your courtship may be impossible now that your marital relationship has turned toxic and your dreams have all come...
Divorcing is a major life transition, but it’s one that’s necessary for some individuals. When you’re embarking on the process, you should prepare yourself for what’s coming. There are many points that you should remember as you end your marriage. Many people are...
If you are confident that you want to get a divorce, have you considered where your spouse stands on the issue? In some cases, people know that their spouse also wants a divorce -- even if no one has given voice to the idea yet. They reasonably anticipate their...
In Massachusetts, it’s important that your child’s custody and visitation orders are set up in their best interests. Your child may have an opinion about what they want, but do you have to listen? That’s something to consider closely as you and your ex-spouse create a...
Your mental health will undoubtedly change throughout your life in line with certain events and challenges. Everyone goes through times in which they are happier, where they have a pessimistic view on life, or have a more anxious disposition. While this is usually...
Divorce can take time -- but your relationship may have long unraveled prior to filing your petition, and now you are looking at months or even a year before the marriage is over. Needless to say, you may want to date during this time, even though you’re legally...
Generally speaking, family courts prefer to divide custody of the children as fairly as possible between divorcing parents -- but things can happen that cause the court to revisit their decision even long after the divorce is over. There are some big parenting...
One of the first steps that parents must take when divorcing is to broker a custodial agreement that details how you plan to handle co-parenting and other matters related to your child's upbringing. The courts refer to this agreement as a parenting plan. There are...
As a parent, divorce is not the end of your relationship with your spouse. It is the start of a new one. When you divorce, you cease to be spouses who live and parent together and become co-parents. Thinking of and referring to each other as "my co-parent" rather than...
Adultery can have an explosive effect on your family. When you discover an extramarital affair, whether through hidden credit card receipts or a confession, you may immediately realize that your marriage is now over. If you choose to divorce after finding out about...
