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Co-parenting can be a delicate dance, especially when parents have different views on the most effective parenting style. While differences in opinion are natural, they can pose a challenge for people trying to raise their children after a separation or divorce. The united front you once shared with...
Read MoreBeing the bearer of bad news to your children can be difficult and heart wrenching but you could alleviate some of the pressure when informing your ki...
Read MoreParental alienation is when a child rejects or resists contact with one parent while remaining aligned with the other. This often occurs when one pare...
Read MoreTypically, a divorced parent who does not have full-time custody regularly pays their ex-spouse support for their children—typically calculated base...
Read MoreThe end of marriage changes almost every aspect of your life and the way you handle your insurance is no exception. Before a divorce is finalized, you...
Read MoreToday, more and more couples are filing for divorce in the second half of their lives. This concept is referred to as “gray divorce”. In fact, Pew...
Read MoreDivorce can be incredibly difficult for anyone, not to mention an often-confusing process that often signifies the start of a whole new chapter of you...
Read MoreTax season can be frustrating for those who are divorced, in the process of divorce, or separated. While your divorce ends your legal marriage to your...
Read MoreDivorce is emotionally taxing for everyone involved, and it can be a lengthy process that may leave you feeling down and exhausted with post-divorce d...
Read MoreAlimony requires payments to be made by one party in a divorce to the other so that both parties can maintain a similar standard of living after separ...
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