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When you are no longer in a romantic relationship with the other parent of your children, the two of you have to find a way to share parenting time and other responsibilities. Florida family laws refer to your decisions about splitting your time with your children as...
When two adults meet, fall in love and marry, they usually hope they will spend the rest of their lives together till death “do them part.” The sad reality, however, is that a significant number of marriages can end in divorce, which can be devastating to everyone...
Divorce happens all the time. Nearly half of all marriages end, leaving couples to decide how to split assets and discuss child custody agreements. Why do so many couples end up divorcing? There are a few common causes, some of which might be affecting your marriage...
One of the biggest challenges in any divorce is the often contentious process of dividing your belongings with your ex. Many couples have a hard time agreeing on what a fair division of their property would look like. The most valuable assets in your marital estate,...
Going through a divorce when you have children means that each decision you make can impact the kids. You and your spouse can help to set a calm tone for the co-parenting relationship by remaining peaceful during the divorce. It might not be easy to remain amicable...
It’s almost unheard of for a divorce to go through without even a minor hiccup. Sadly, in some cases, issues become much deeper than this. Your spouse may be struggling with the reality that the relationship is over, which could lead to them shutting down. This is far...
When you and your spouse sit down to talk about how you’re going to raise your children after your divorce, one of the topics should surround punishments. What will you do if your child is acting up? What will you do if they get bad grades? Depending on your parenting...
Everyone knows that divorce can impact just about every area of your life. What they may not realize is that even your credit report may take a hit in the divorce. One thing that people don’t usually know is that a divorce is a civil matter. Creditors aren’t a party...
You got divorced last year, and the court split custody between you and your ex. The two of you still live in the same town, although you have your own apartments now, so trading the kids back and forth is fairly simple. However, the only reason that you moved to this...
If someone is always arguing with their spouse, it is easy for outsiders to assume that they may be moving closer to a divorce. It just seems like they disagree about everything and the relationship is dysfunctional. Friends and family members assume that it has to...