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Family law: It’s a new journey
Extracurricular activities ranging from athletics and theater to debate and student government can be an important part of a child's educational experience. Their extracurricular activities may help them develop friendships or play a role in developing their overall...
The concept of staying married “for the sake of the children” has always been the subject of debate. Children thrive best on predictability and routine, and there’s no question that divorce is disruptive to a child’s life. If you’re thinking of “toughing it out” in an...
People often have an all-or-nothing approach to divorce negotiations. They assume that they must either agree immediately about everything or fight with their spouses in court. However, many couples begin the process without any agreements in place and eventually...
The answer will vary depending on many circumstances, including your chapter in life. Three common life circumstances that can impact the decision include the following. #1: Young children Those with young children may wish to retain the family home for as long as...
Navigating the waters of co-parenting can often feel like a balancing act. You want what's best for your child, but past conflicts and emotions can sometimes make these interactions anything but straightforward. Clear and respectful communication is vital in any...
If you’re a parent who is considering divorce or who is preparing to begin the process, you’re likely concerned about how this turn of events will affect your child. If your child has always enjoyed school and excelled there, you may be particularly disturbed by...
In many ways, stepparents take on a parental role once they begin cohabitating with a romantic partner who already has a child. They almost inevitably spend significant time with the child by virtue of their romantic relationship and may develop a bond with them. Most...
When people get married and build a family, sacrifices are often part of the process. One spouse might work overtime on the weekends to help afford their children's medical expenses, while the other might potentially give up their career development to raise the...
Both you and your spouse are close to retirement age, and you were looking forward to this next phase of your life. Perhaps you haven’t worked or haven’t saved for retirement in an employment-related account, so both of you were going to live off of your spouse’s...
Gray divorce has been on the rise for several years. There are numerous contributing factors that make divorce later in life after long marriages more common now than in the past. Changes in someone's expectations about their standard of living, health challenges and...
