Adjusting to a tighter budget after a divorce isn't easy. When you are the one providing for most of your children's needs, it can be even more difficult. You may not make enough money on your own to over rent and groceries, let alone your child’s clothing and other...
Month: February 2021
Whose permission do you need to adopt your stepchild?
Some people tragically see their stepchildren as burdens instead of as gifts. If you have a great relationship with your stepchild, that's already better than what many families have. However, you may not feel satisfied with your current situation. After all, if your...
It’s never too soon to start sorting out your summer custody plans with your ex
Some people like to be spontaneous, pack their bags and head out on a road trip on a whim, while others like to take time and iron out all the details before eventually making any concrete plans. Co-parents don't often have the luxury of dwelling on their plans. They...
Is your small business divorce-proof?
At least 50% of Americans end up divorcing at some point, yet few draft prenuptial agreements that would protect their possessions and financial futures if they split. Even if some do, their prenup their prenup may not protect them from losing some of their most...
Is your ex-spouse in contempt of court for violating your custody and visitation plan?
Custody and visitation is a major source of conflicts for divorced parents -- and the conflicts seldom end until the children reach adulthood. You may find yourself at your wit’s end trying to get your co-parent to respect your visitation time, stop changing the...
Tips for telling your children about your divorce
One of the most troublesome things for many parents who are going through a divorce is telling the children what's about to happen. It’s imperative that you handle this conversation well so you can ensure that it’s done in a way that makes it as easy as possible on...