The age of the people divorcing is largely what separates a “gray divorce” from any other divorce. People in their 50s or beyond who have spent decades together may face a complicated process when they choose to end their long-term marriages. Frequently, people worry...
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What if your co-parent is a competitive gift-giver?
With winter approaching, your thoughts may already be turning to what to buy your children for Christmas. If you are going through a divorce or have recently emerged from one, this could add an extra layer of complexity to the matter. Some coparents see gift-giving as...
Navigating the holidays while co-parenting
The holidays are almost upon us. Our schedules will soon be filled with family gatherings, shopping, parties and school plays. While holidays are joyful occasions filled with celebration and togetherness, for parents who are no longer together, they can be a...
3 things to know about parental alienation
Your relationship with your child has always been strong, but since your separation, you notice your child seems distant, angry or even fearful of you for no clear reason. They may be repeating negative phrases about you that sound as if they came from your co-parent....
How can you protect your credit during a divorce?
Married couples share finances, which means those finances will have to be untangled if they opt to end the marriage. This is done through the property division process, which can be complex, depending on the marital estate. One thing that some people who are going...
How mediation can help you in a high-asset divorce case
Divorces involving substantial wealth, businesses and investments are often complex and emotionally draining. Traditional litigation can quickly escalate into an expensive, time-consuming battle that exposes private financial information to the public. Mediation...
Sharing custody with a ‘Disneyland parent’
Co-parenting is a challenge even when both adults have the same values and priorities. In cases involving very different perspectives on parenting or a very uneven distribution of parenting time, calmly sharing custody can be far more difficult. A Disneyland parent...
What if one spouse goes on a pre-divorce spending spree?
Divorcing spouses generally need to split their property and debts. That process is often the most contentious element of divorce. People may find themselves fighting over assets with emotional value and resources that represent significant investment, such as real...
4 ways divorce can affect your business — and how to prepare
Divorce is always personal, but when you own a business, it affects more than just your home life. For many entrepreneurs, a company represents years of hard work, investment, and personal risk. When a marriage ends, the business can face complex legal and financial...
3 marital challenges that a prenuptial agreement can anticipate
Marriage is often celebrated as a union of love, trust and shared dreams. However, while couples plan for a beautiful life together, few consider planning for the practical realities that may arise along the way. Contrary to popular belief, a prenup doesn’t signal a...

