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If divorce is on your mind, you owe it to yourself to do whatever it takes to make your life better.Some people come to find that asking for a divorce in the near future is the best thing they can do. Others realize they're not quite ready to push forward, but would...
You and your former spouse have joint custody of your children. He or she has always been a good parent, so you had no reason to challenge your co-parent's request for shared custody in the divorce. Lately, however, you have reason to believe that your ex has an...
Working out your divorce agreement so that you get the assets you want to take from the marriage is essential to securing your financial future. So is working for the spousal and child support you need to take care of your children and yourself comfortably. However,...
Even after your divorce is finalized, there's a chance you will still have contact with your ex-spouse. This is absolutely the case in the event that you have a child together. Since co-parenting can be full of many challenges, it's imperative to create a parenting...
Amid the negotiations with your spouse over child custody, alimony and property division, it's easy to overlook some valuable assets. Among these are airline frequent flyer miles and reward points. If you and your spouse have spent your marriage flying around the...
It's not uncommon for child custody agreements to be modified over the course of children's formative years. What was best for your young kids when you divorced may not work as they get into their teen years. Perhaps kids' lives get too filled with extracurricular...
You and your soon-to-be-ex have agreed to share custody of your children equally. The next thing to do is put a parenting schedule in place. Your kids need that so they can regain some predictability in their lives. It's also important for your own schedule to know...
Over the past two decades, the divorce rate among couples in their 50s and older has almost doubled. Many of these couples don't have young kids or even teens, so they don't have to worry about custody division and child support issues. However, these couples often...
Most people look forward to summer because that is when they take their annual vacations. If you're planning a big trip in the near future, you probably have made a lot of plans. This is particularly true if you're divorced and want to take your child with you. With a...
If your kids are very young when you divorce, paying for their college education may not be uppermost in your mind at this time. However, divorce can have a devastating impact on their goals if parents don't include college savings provisions in their divorce...
