When you go through a divorce, you will also need to decide how you will handle parenting after the divorce has been finalized. Your choice should focus on what is best for your child, of course. However, it is impossible to avoid taking what will work best for you...
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Divorce and the outcome of shared investments
Divorcing couples often have a lot of things to discuss and separate. Factors including the length of their marriage and individual relationship roles can also impact how many assets there are to split. Shared bank accounts, retirement benefits and investment...
3 ways mediation may help improve your post-divorce finances
If you and your spouse are considering divorce, you may be deeply concerned about what your separate financial futures will look like. This may be especially true if you have young children or complex shared assets. Unfortunately, divorce litigation by nature pits one...
What should you do with your marital home in divorce?
You have a lot of assets and property to divide in your divorce, and your home represents one of your biggest assets. Do you know what you want to do with it? Chron explores options for dealing with the marital home in a divorce. Understand your choices, so you make...
How may my children and I stay in our home after a divorce?
If you plan to keep your current residence, it may require some planning. You may have an option to negotiate a fair arrangement with your soon-to-be ex-spouse when taking custody of your children. As reported by Money.com, holding on to your property requires a...
What are legitimate uses for child support money?
When you receive your child support payment each month, do you stress over how to spend the money? Must you scrupulously segregate it from your earnings or other sources of income? Must you keep track of exactly what you spend it on? According to FindLaw, you have...
How may mediation affect family pets?
Mediation offers an alternative to a courtroom dispute that may enable two spouses to discuss dividing their assets without the need for a judge’s intervention. It may allow you to amicably negotiate the outcome and arrive at a mutually agreeable arrangement. New...
Can badmouthing a spouse affect child custody?
If you are going through a divorce, you may have some strong and negative feelings about your soon-to-be ex-spouse. Still, if you use your anger as motivation to turn your kids against your current husband or wife, you may be asking for custody-related trouble....
Questions to ask when considering a gray divorce
Gray divorce refers to a couple in their 50s or older deciding to end their marriage. It is a growing trend in the United States. According to Advisor Magazine, frequent reasons given for it include a lack of personal fulfillment combined with longer life...
How should I support my child after divorce?
Divorce has an emotional impact on the entire family. However, its impact is especially significant on children, who can experience long-term effects after their parents separate. While you cannot shield your child from the pain and sadness that naturally accompany...

