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Why some divorces are contested

It would be nice if all couples could stay together without ending their relationship. (Or at least have amicable divorces.) Alas, when it comes to divorce, things don’t always work out smoothly, which is why some spouses contest their divorce. When a divorce is contested, it means that spouses struggle with agreeing on one or […]

3 parenting plan updates that help during the school year

Parents raising children together after they divorce or break up have to share both parenting time and the authority to make choices about the children and the family. Sharing those responsibilities and rights is often the most pressing challenge for couples going their separate ways. Even if you have found temporary solutions that work for […]

3 tips to make divorce easier for your kids

As parents, you know that however carefully you tread, your divorce will affect your children. From this point on, they will no longer have the same access to both parents as they have done until now. Before you get too worried about this, take a look around you. You likely know many sets of parents […]

Parenting plan considerations for interfaith families

Every person in the U.S. has the right to follow the faith of their choice. However, when parents practice different religions, it can lead to disputes about what faith their children should practice. When interfaith couples get a divorce, they must still parent their kids cooperatively. This can create even more issues related to the […]

3 household rules parents often include in a parenting plan

Your parenting plan isn’t just a set of rules about how you and your ex divide your time with the children. It is also a document that guides how you parent them after the divorce. Although the best outcome may require investing more time as you negotiate your initial arrangements, the payoff is a better […]

Strategies to help you cope with a hostile former spouse

Explosive marriages often lead to explosive divorces that, sometimes, lead to a high-conflict relationship for the rest of your life. When kids figure into this family equation, matters can become more tension-filled, too. How do you deal with a former spouse who, at nearly every turn, attempts to squish you, stamp you out and disregard […]

Staying together for the kids: Should we consider it?

If spouses realize they are unhappy in their marriage, it is a common next step to consider getting a divorce. However, this prospect can become complex for parents with kids. It leads many people to wonder if they should put off a divorce and stay together for the benefit of their children. After all, then […]

Should you settle or litigate your divorce?

Most couples who decide to end their marriage understand that keeping the divorce process as pain-free as possible can bring the best possible results emotionally and physically. However, sometimes it’s not that simple when determining the financial outcome. Many times, spouses cannot get on the same page when sharing marital assets, determining child custody or […]

Is collaborative divorce right for you?

Divorcing spouses can be angry and distrust each other. However, that still may not change the fact that they want to end the marriage as peacefully and efficiently as possible. Under these circumstances, a collaborative divorce can be the best option. There are numerous benefits to the collaborative approach, including retaining more control over the […]

What is divorce education?

The impact of a divorce on one’s family is undeniable, but it can feel even greater for families with young children. A divorce can overturn everything they know and bring a complex mix of emotions with it as well. It is common for parents to worry about their children during their divorce. At some point, […]