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Navigating a co-parenting relationship is one of the most difficult aspects of divorce for Rhode Island parents. The “new normal” that these couples must face includes changes to their schedules and how they interact with their children. While co-parenting isn’t an...
Alimony is a legal obligation for one spouse to provide financial support to their former spouse after a divorce. It can affect various aspects of a Rhode Island divorcee's financial life, including their ability to qualify for a mortgage. Income considerations...
It’s incredibly difficult for a Rhode Island parent who loses custody of their children. Parents who find themselves without custody of their children shouldn’t get discouraged though - there are ways to regain custody. Looking at why you lost custody The court will...
Divorce can be a challenging and emotional process for any Rhode Island family, but the situation can be even more complicated when a special needs child is involved. Parents must consider a range of issues, including custody arrangements, financial support and the...
Tax season tis a stressful time for many people. This is particularly so if you've been through a divorce and need to know how you should report alimony payments. The answer isn't the same for everyone, and the main factor is when your divorce happened. Was your...
When parents are raising children while no longer involved in a relationship, child support payments will often be a part of the situation. Whether a mother or a father is paying child support, parents in Rhode Island should understand the basics of child support....
There was a time when nonworking spouses in Rhode Island and around the country could expect to receive alimony for prolonged periods or even permanently after a divorce, but this type is rarely awarded today. Instead, spousal support is usually awarded for as long as...
Rhode Island families deal with co-parenting their minor children. Divorce might make co-parenting schedules more complicated. Sudden changes like school closures or delays can wreak havoc on plans. Fortunately, workable solutions can help divorced parents work...
Gray divorce is the nickname for when couples split up past the age of 50, and it's only growing more commonplace. This means there are more people than ever dealing with this unique type of situation in Rhode Island. Experts estimate a tripling of the current rate of...
No one in Rhode Island enters a marriage expecting it to end in divorce. Still, unfortunately, many couples find themselves embroiled in conflict and struggling to stay together. While the emotional toll of divorce is well-documented, new research has found that the...
