A divorce can cause intense feelings of vulnerability. But there is power in knowledge. Here you’ll find hundreds of articles to help you understand the divorce process.
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Coping with divorce is hard enough on the parents going through it, but it can be even more traumatic on the children involved. They do not understand the reasons why their once loving parents are getting divorced. The lives they once knew with both parents with them daily are no more. They may be
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Here we are, right in the midst of the holiday season – a time that should be full of joy and fun but many times is more stressful and sad than anything else. Particularly for families of divorce. Whether you’re in the process of divorcing, are already divorced, or are just contemplating a divorce, this
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One of the most challenging aspects of filing for divorce is telling your children your decision. Especially as your children may have no idea that you’ve been going through spousal issues and may be under the impression that you’re still in love with your spouse. If you’re searching for tips that will help you support
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Military divorces are much different than civilian divorces. The differences include difficulties in deciding where to file, child support, and pension. However, there are also different legislations as the USFSPA when it comes to divorces in the military. Here are two of the most important acts for military divorce. The Uniformed Services Former Spouses Protection
You have decided to divorce your spouse and, as a consequence, recently moved out of your house. It has already been a big adjustment for you and your soon-to-be ex. However, you may not realize that the change can have an even more significant effect on your children. Typically left out of discussions until the
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When your divorce starts, this might be one of the most confusing things that you and your spouse will have to deal with: who will stay at the family home? Is this even possible? Whenever you want to determine if you want to stay in the marital home, there are important factors to take into
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Even if this seems like a long time ago, before COVID-19, divorce rates were declining and it might have to do with the Millennial Generation. According to the Atlantic, this is a Generation that is getting married later in life, where a good percentage has a college degree and where financial stability might come along
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As a divorce law firm, we know better than anyone that filing contested divorce complaints is never easy. As such, our lawyers try to offer potential clients and clients alike the best opportunity for closure during this difficult process. It’s hard enough to deal with the process, but it is important to not become so
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When couples are unmarried, establishing paternity often becomes a factor determining the obligations and rights of both parents, including child support. Sometimes, a mother does not want to give the father contact, sometimes a father refuses to acknowledge the child. Once it’s established, both parents have equal rights and obligations to the child. This means
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