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One of the most important decisions you have to make during a divorce is how to raise your children through the divorce and to follow. A parenting agreement provides rules to follow, but the best way to co-parent is to have a strategy with the other parent. A...
You may have not pictured yourself getting divorced when you got married. But this is a reality for many couples, and you may experience feelings of sadness and depression as you go through this legal process. According to the Anxiety & Depression Association of...
After a child custody case, you may feel like focusing solely on your children and thinking little about your former partner. If the two of you have to co-parent, but your ex does not have custody, you may still need to include him or her in decisions. According to...
After you and your spouse decide to end your marriage, you may worry about how this decision will affect your children. But this is a situation that many families navigate every year. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2019 in the U.S.,...
When you have a child with someone in Connecticut and the two of you disagree on parenting time or custody terms, you may need to ask the state’s family court system to come up with an arrangement on your behalf. When figuring out custody arrangements, the state...
You know what tasks you must accomplish for your divorce, but did you cover all necessary ground? For instance, do you know what items to check off after finalizing your divorce? The American Bar Association explains how to tie up loose ends after ending your...
No matter how you slice it, divorce is an expensive process. From the costs of starting it to the paperwork you file to the money you may have to pay to your spouse or children afterward, you could end up losing more than you expect. Fortunately, there are ways that...
If you intend to share physical custody of your child with your ex-spouse after your divorce, you probably cannot cut your ex out of your life completely. After all, not only may you have to make some parenting decisions together, but you also probably must see your...
Divorce is a difficult period of time for anyone involved, which is not always just the divorcing couple. For parents like you, your child will also end up involved in the divorce one way or another, despite your best efforts. So how can you help your child cope with...
When you think of a divorce, you may picture an extreme amount of time spent arguing or long days in court. However, collaborative divorce approaches the subject in a unique way. Instead of focusing on the more frustrating aspects of divorce, you and your ex-spouse...
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