Every couple fights. It’s an inevitable part of humans living together—conflict happens, and we deal with it (or don’t) and move on, right? But how do you differentiate between those arguments that pass and those that contribute to the brick wall that slowly goes up between two spouses? Some people can see the end of […]
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Several strategies are available for keeping your spouse from taking an unfair portion of the marital assets. Mainly, the key is to keep separate assets separate and prevent them from commingling with marital assets. Some steps you can take to protect your assets in a divorce include: Our family law attorneys can explain how courts
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Co-parenting is a great way to ensure that your children adjust to their new family situation. However, it can take some practice and patience. Read Summit Family Law’s blog to learn more about summer co-parenting. What is Co-Parenting? Co-parenting is a way to share responsibilities between you and your former spouse. You and your child’s
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Getting a divorce is a life-changing event and can be emotionally exhausting. Trying to do it alone is even more challenging. You need support to get through your divorce, but it can be hard to know where to find it. To learn more, read Summit Family Law’s blog. Why do you need support? We all
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The Invest In Your Future Scholarship is a financial literacy scholarship awarded annually by Summit Family Law. Winning entrants receive a prize of $2,500. All applicants to this scholarship must meet the eligibility requirements as laid out on the scholarship application page, including: Those who meet the following conditions are NOT eligible to apply: Notification
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Finances can often become a source of tension for many couples, in marriage or dating. Whether you and your spouse are happily married or looking to start the divorce process, you may be wondering how many bank accounts you should have. Read our blog to learn more. Discuss with Your Spouse Since money can be
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After your divorce, you may become envious of your ex-spouse. Maybe the kids speak highly of your ex or talk about what they did with your ex. It can be tempting to vocalize that to your children – but don’t. Read our blog to learn how to avoid damaging your child’s relationship with you and
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As a parent, it can be challenging to help your child adjust to life after a divorce. It is essential to remind your children just how much you love them. An excellent way to remind them how much you love them is to spend time with them, whether on a trip or at home. Here
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Healing after a divorce can be difficult, especially when you are working out how you and your ex-partner will co-parent your children. Co-parenting doesn’t have to be difficult, and you may find that you and your ex can set aside your differences and work together. Remember that your children love both of you, so you
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We’re fully into the holiday season at this point in the year. However, for divorced couples who may be co-parenting or on a custody schedule, this time of year can look much different. If this is your first time celebrating the holidays after your divorce, you may be wondering how to handle this. Here are
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