If you own a house, then one of two scenarios is most likely. Either you sell it and put the proceeds into the property division pot. Or one of you keeps it and the value is computed into the overall division equation. Yet in some cases, neither of those is the best...
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What are some of the top reasons for divorce in 2024?
People get divorced for all sorts of reasons, and you often don’t need a reason at all. You don’t have to prove fault. You just have to claim you have irreconcilable differences and you want to dissolve the relationship. That said, you may find yourself wondering what...
Tips for telling the kids you’re getting a divorce
Eventually, you will need to tell the children that you’re going to get divorced. This can be a difficult step to take as a parent. But once you and your spouse have made the decision, the kids do need to be in the loop – even if you don’t need to give them all of the...
Watch your spouse’s spending after filing for divorce
Once you file for divorce, it’s important to keep an eye on any financial transactions. This includes your spouse’s spending habits. Long-term, of course, you’ll need to separate your financial accounts. You need to close down shared bank accounts and open up new...
Divorced couple’s frozen embryo battle reaches state’s high court
There’s been a lot of renewed discussion and debate lately across the country around when life begins. Although the strongest debates have been around abortion, the issue of in vitro fertilization (IVF) has also come under some renewed scrutiny. In fact, IVF was...
Are second marriages less likely to end in divorce?
Many people who get divorced will say that they made a mistake choosing their partner. This is often true with those who get married young. They may get divorced after just a few years, and they will acknowledge that they married the wrong person. With this...
2 important considerations to make with your co-parent
You know that your job as a parent does not stop after a divorce and neither does your relationship with your co-parent. There are certain things you want for your child. Getting on the same page as your co-parent is going to be important as a result. For example, you...
Co-parenting communication during the chaotic summer months
Summer can be a particularly chaotic time for families, especially those navigating the complexities of co-parenting. Between varied vacation schedules, summer camps and the general upheaval from the regular school-year routines, maintaining clear and effective...
Alimony for spouses with their own wealth: Fair or free ride?
Dissolving a marriage is rarely smooth sailing. Emotions often run high, especially when untangling complex and high-value assets. A particularly thorny issue arises when a financially well-off spouse seeks alimony from the other. Often, this can leave the other party...
3 mistakes to avoid during child custody disputes
Ideally, separated or divorced parents can work together for the best interest of their children and come to some form of agreement about parenting and custody – but that’s not always possible. When you’re in a high-conflict situation with your ex over the kids and a...