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Marriage in itself is a major legal and emotional commitment. Sometimes, couples go into it with the best possible intentions, but the relationship just isn't meant to be. Marriage can be tough at times and it takes a lot of commitment. Both partners need to be able...
A person who decides to end a marriage might assume that life will be marvelous once the divorce is done. While it’s true that you might be happier as a single person, there are some points that you have to consider about how you’ll handle the divorce. One of the...
Marriages requires a high element of trust to function. Often they fail when one of the parties breaches that trust. These breaches can extend to the divorce process itself, in particular, the division of marital assets. Sometimes one spouse tries to conceal marital...
Many people who share custody of their children really struggle when they first start living separately. It can be incredibly challenging to remain calm and rational when your emotions are going into overdrive. The stress of divorce often leads to people having short...
As parents who are no longer together, coming up with a plan that communicates expectations and how to handle conflicts can help you ensure the well-being of your children. While it may seem like a difficult task, having a comprehensive parenting plan in place can be...
It can be thrilling to raise children in a home with both parents. But when a marriage is not working despite trying different measures, this paradigm may shift. Staying in a relationship for the kids has been a debatable matter for years. It has both its pros and...
Whether you put off getting a divorce until your child went away to college or you were divorced years before they reached that milestone, you and your co-parent are likely no longer dealing with a custody agreement. That means your child can decide where they want to...
If this is going to be your first Christmas co-parenting your children across two homes, you’ve likely been focused on working out a schedule that will allow each of you to enjoy the holiday season with them. Whether you’re still working on the details of your...
You probably recognize that some of your property is marital, which means that you share ownership of it with your spouse. The home where you live is marital property, as you probably both are on the mortgage and on the title for the property. You may share retirement...
Marital property comprises all assets acquired by a couple during their marriage. It includes real estate, stocks, bank accounts and even retirement accounts. When you divorce, you are entitled to a share of the marital assets. The amount you will end up with depends...
