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You and your spouse decided that it is better for the two of you to divorce. You feel confident in your decision, but you feel clueless about how to share the news with your shared children. Get tips on telling kids about divorce healthily and productively. The right...
Getting a divorce is a difficult move to take, so couples may benefit from exploring steps that could prevent a divorce. Perhaps they are simply going through a rough patch, or perhaps they have one or two obstacles that they cannot figure out. A little bit of...
Nearly half of married couples end up calling it quits during their marriage in the United States. Fortunately, that rate is falling and it may be due to more couples seeking out marriage counseling first. If you or your spouse are considering divorce, utilizing the...
Married couples often face many different challenges in their relationship, whether they grow apart over time or a spouse becomes irritable and angry (due to a brain injury or for some other reason). However, affairs are becoming increasingly common and infidelity...
When a spouse is heading towards a divorce, they face a very delicate life event that can have significant consequences on the future of their lives. Even before the divorce process starts, a spouse can take steps to prepare themselves and their children to pursue the...
Many people make the mistake of overlooking the actual monetary cost of divorce. While being wary of potential child support or alimony costs is natural, these are costs associated with the post-divorce situation. The actual divorce process can cost tens of thousands...
Your children have basic needs that they depend on you to provide. If you are unable to meet these basic needs, you could face legal action for dependency and neglect. The end result of this action could be the removal of your children from your home. Because children...
Contrary to popular belief, divorce in and of itself does not cause emotional harm to your child. Instead, there are other possible factors, such as you and your ex fighting viciously over custody, that may cause your child emotional pain. If you and your child’s...
Sharing custody of your children with an ex-spouse may not present much problem if you and your fellow parent are residents of the same community in Colorado. However, your former spouse may express a desire to move somewhere else with your child, to another community...
If you have a child with special needs, you may worry about their future financial stability. Depending on their challenges, they may be unable to hold a steady job and will need Supplemental Security Income (SSI) to survive. Yet, you may feel that these monthly...