Parenting is tough enough, but Coparenting can get especially rough. Most parents agree that they want to do what is best for their children, but most parents do not always agree on what that is. Despite differences, parents need to co-parent cooperatively regardless of their circumstances, whether married, living together, separated, or divorced. Though parents…
Though divorce often means that partners split up and move out of a shared home, various circumstances may delay the move. Economics are often a factor in the need for co-habitation during divorce. It is fairly common now for divorcing couples to have underwater mortgages or be unable to sell a house quickly. It may…
When you and your partner get divorced, you might stop being spouses. However, you both still need to be parents to any children you share. Practicing effective Coparenting habits will ensure you, your former spouse and your kids remain happy. Be Flexible There might be a court-appointed visitation schedule in place, but feel free to…
Once your divorce is settled, you might be thinking you are in the clear. However, many people start having a lot of questions when the time comes to file taxes. It can be especially difficult to figure out what to do if you and your ex-spouse are sharing custody of a child. There are several…
Everyone in a household is affected by a divorce, including any pets. This can be a stressful time for your dog or cat, and owning a pet can make things even messier. It can be hard to determine who gets ownership of any animals. Unlike getting shared custody of a child, a pet will likely…
Going through a divorce is incredibly difficult. Even if the mediation proceedings are going well, you may still feel stressed and anxious. This can negatively impact how you behave at home and work. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to feel better and be more productive during this time.
One of the most difficult things to go through emotionally is a divorce. However, although you have a lot of feelings to sort through, there are certain items to think about. Most importantly, you need to review how you will file taxes. The way in which you file will vary while you are going through…
Getting a divorce is difficult enough as it is with all the stress and paperwork you have to go through. However, once you and your former spouse decide to end it for good, something very tough presents itself: informing friends and family.
Covenant Marriages and What They Mean for Couples Arizona is one of three states that allows couples to choose covenant marriages. These are unions in which each partner agrees to participate in counseling that underscores the requirements of marriage before the wedding. Covenant marriages are a distinct legal structure in the eyes of the law,…
Ideas for Popping the Prenuptial Question You’ve found the one you want to go through life with, and you’re pretty sure he/she feels the same. You’ve got butterflies in your stomach, but they’re not about whether your potential spouse will say “yes.” The butterflies are there because you have another question, one that you’re asking…
Postnuptial Agreements Can Help Prevent Future Legal Issues Many people are familiar with the concept of a prenuptial agreement that couples sign before they walk down the aisle. However, another important tool in preventing complicated legal wrangling in the case of divorce is the postnuptial agreement. This contract usually covers topics such as the distribution…
How a Postnuptial Agreement is Different From a Legal Separation Agreement It is not often than the people involved in a marriage want to talk about planning for a divorce. However, there are many circumstances under which the two members are well served by having the discussion. Perhaps the most well-known situation is the prenuptial…
