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Have you and your spouse been planning to retire together? For example, perhaps your spouse is earning significant retirement benefits from their employer. Rather than saving up for your own retirement, you have simply been planning to use those benefits when the two...
Deciding to go through a divorce is a significant life change, so it’s critical that you are prepared for the process. Even under the best of circumstances, a divorce is challenging, but it’s even more challenging when you’re splitting up from a narcissist. One thing...
The marital home is often one of the biggest assets in a divorce. It’s also one that’s often associated with major emotions. For some individuals, determining how to handle the marital home if they go through a divorce is challenging. There are a few options...
When a special needs child is involved in a divorce, the stakes are often higher than expected. Parents must navigate not only the emotional toll of separation but also the unique challenges of ensuring their child’s well-being. From financial considerations to...
If you’re going through a divorce and you have a prenuptial agreement, odds are that you’re counting on the significant protections that it offers you. Maybe you’ve used it to protect your interest in a business that you own or to ensure that an inheritance stays in...
Your life turns upside down when your spouse tells you that they are filing for divorce. But it is not just the end of the marriage. They also tell you that they are not comfortable living together during the divorce process, so you have to move out and find somewhere...
When the court orders one parent to pay child support to the other, the hope is that things will go smoothly and they will make these monthly payments moving forward. Unfortunately, this doesn’t always happen. Some parents refuse to pay or fall behind on their...
Parents don't like to see their children hurt. It's particularly painful when the parents are the ones causing the pain. It's easy to put off telling your kids that their parents are divorcing. But waiting too long can sometimes make a bad situation worse. The where...
When you’re going through a divorce, you’d probably prefer to make a clean break with your spouse – but that isn’t always possible. You may not be able to immediately move out of your shared residence for any number of reasons. So, how do you set boundaries and keep...
Parents should talk to their children about their divorce together because it gives a united front. It can be more manageable for children to come to terms with divorce when they have both parents telling them they are going their separate ways, but they still love...