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When parents split up, they are generally both going to continue to play a role in their children's lives. Typically (but not always), one parent will have the cater for the child support obligations. While you may understand this obligation, some common misconceptions…
Indeed, people who can navigate a divorce amicably and respectfully often find the process to be easier, faster and much less expensive. They will also be more satisfied with cooperative agreements they reach than combative parties who need a court to make decisions…
Attempts to turn a child against a parent can be immensely damaging to a child's well-being. Tragically, too many parents do this following divorce or separation. They do so for many reasons, from wanting to punish the other parent to suffering from a…
Receiving financial maintenance after divorce can be critical to someone who was financially dependent on their spouse. Spousal support (a.k.a. "Alimony") can also ensure a divorce does not financially devastate one person more than the other. (But don't tell that to support payors!)…
In a child custody dispute, fathers can feel they are at a disadvantage in terms of securing parenting time and rights to be a part of their child's life. Often, they feel like the deck is stacked against them because of procedural unfairness…
Divorce is a highly personal, emotional process. Spouses can be angry and hurt, and everything from details about your marital life to your financial assets can be put out in the open. For people who value their privacy, this can be unsettling. As…
We have previously written on our site and our blog about breastfeeding. Although we have always been strong advocates for infants enjoying extensive time with their fathers, including overnights, we have in the past also taken a somewhat conservative and cautious approach when…
A divorce does not just affect the two parties ending a marriage. Numerous people are affected by others' splits, including the couple's children, in-laws, and close friends. And don't forget the furry, feathered companions. When owners split up, they must decide what will…
There are numerous financial components of a divorce, from having to sell a house to paying child support. These can be unavoidable. However, there are some choices people make that result in unnecessary spending and financial loss. Minimizing these missteps can help parties…
Securing child-related agreements after divorce or separation provides parents with a sort of map for the next chapter. Parties can have a better idea of the road ahead and plan for any obstacles that might arise. However, things change over time. And that…
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