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You have a beautiful home in a wonderful neighborhood, and you are happy to live there. You and your spouse bought the house five years ago, and you immediately thought of it as your forever home. You never planned to move again. However, you and your spouse have now...
Spouses preparing for divorce have many things on which they may disagree. Property division is often a key source of disputes. Both spouses might hope to retain the same assets. They may also disagree about what is actually fair, given the earning potential of both...
When families fracture, the emotional toll is often complicated by a fear of exposure. Divorce, custody disputes and financial disagreements can drag deeply personal details into the public eye. Mediation may provide a solution by offering a confidential space where...
One interesting divorce trend in recent years is the increase in gray divorce cases. Older couples are getting divorced at a higher rate than they used to, such as those who are over 65 years old, seeing their divorce rate triple in recent decades. But it also shows...
Substance abuse is a relatively common medical issue. Alcoholism runs in some families. Some people develop chemical dependencies during treatment for medical issues. Others may experiment with chemicals while they are young and then discover that they cannot stop....
People don't always protect themselves effectively during divorce. They are so eager to finish the process as quickly as possible or to limit conflict that they make unnecessary concessions and sacrifices. For example, instead of pushing for an appropriate and fair...
Dealing with a co-parent who constantly creates grounds for conflict can be challenging. They may have once been cooperative but changed with time, destabilizing the parenting relationship and potentially negatively impacting the child’s well-being. How can you handle...
For many divorcing couples, the decision about what to do with their home is governed by financial concerns. The only feasible option is often to sell it and divide the proceeds. This can help both of you have the necessary funds to buy or rent your new individual...
After you and your co-parent develop a custody agreement, you should ensure your child understands it. This way, they can be confident and independent, which can help build healthy habits like time management and organization. It's vital to know how to explain the...
Back-to-school season can be overwhelming for newly separated or divorced co-parents. However, with a little planning and a commitment to work together, you can make it less overwhelming for your child. If you and your co-parent are both committed to keeping your...