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During a divorce, you face many decisions about your children's future. One arrangement gaining attention is “nesting.” Before choosing any approach, it is important to understand both its benefits and challenges. What is a nesting arrangement? Nesting is a...
If you relied on alimony after a long marriage and plan to move in with a new partner, you may be wondering if that step will end your alimony. Under Rhode Island law, cohabitation does not automatically end alimony. Your former spouse must ask the court to review...
There are a variety of documents that spouses may need during and after a divorce. Property division matters often require specialized legal paperwork. Spouses may be subject to court orders restricting the liquidation of property or their access to shared lines of...
If every attempt at a civil conversation with your ex-spouse ends in a courtroom motion, the court may decide to end the cycle by force. Parallel parenting is frequently used as a legal fix for families trapped in a loop of litigation. Even if you insist on a...
Establishing immediate financial separation during a divorce isn't always a realistic goal. Spouses often share financial and household responsibilities, leaving one in a better position to live independently during and after a divorce. Alimony is one way of allowing...
Seeking child support and custody can feel overwhelming, especially when emotions and uncertainty are involved. Many parents enter this process without fully understanding how decisions are made or what courts expect. Learning the key facts early can help you stay...
The divorce rate for the Baby Boomer generation has been rising for decades. This is most notable among those who are over 65 years old. When comparing divorce rates from the 1990s to today, the rate for this age group in particular has tripled. This trend is part of...
A divorce can be fairly complicated for a couple that owns a business together. This means that the business is a marital asset, and they both have a right to it. But at the same time, it is much more complex to divide than something like a bank account, which can...
Every divorce is complex in its own way, but some divorces are far more challenging for people to navigate than others. High-asset divorces tend to be among the most complex. As the marital estate increases in overall value and the assets become more diversified, the...
You built a life with your spouse. Together, you bought a home, saved for retirement and invested in cryptocurrency. But now, as your marriage ends, you face a difficult question. What happens to your digital assets? If this sounds familiar, you are not alone. Many...
