During your marriage, you and your spouse may have had the prudence to establish a 529 college savings plan for your child. If this is the case, it is important that you do not overlook the plan in your divorce. If you are like many people, you may mistakenly believe...
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Infidelity may cause you physical harm
When you walked down the aisle, you undoubtedly dreamed of spending the rest of your life with only one person. Your spouse, unfortunately, had different ideas. If your husband or wife has cheated on you, you may be vulnerable to more than just psychological and...
When is bird nesting feasible for divorced parents?
Bird nesting is a comparatively new way to co-parent children during a separation or divorce. With this type of arrangement, the kids continue to live in the family home while each parent rotates into and out of it when parenting time begins and ends. According to...
What are the best interests of the child standard?
Child custody disputes can be hard on both parents and children. Consequently, to minimize the psychological consequences of a custody battle, it may be wise to negotiate an acceptable co-parenting agreement. Drafting a comprehensive parenting plan may ensure the...
What type of divorce should I get?
Just as marriage is a defining moment in your life, so is divorce. It is a decision filled with strong emotions and uncertainty about the future. As you commit to cutting your marital ties, many decisions will confront you along the way. One of these decisions is the...