Every marriage has its rough patches. But when you’re in the midst of one of those stretches, it can be hard to see the end. In those circumstances, you might find yourself asking if this is really something that’s temporary, or if your marriage is failing. If it’s...
There is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all arrangement when making child custody decisions in court. Each household has unique situations with specific needs. Ideally, the divorcing couple can find common ground when discussing their child's welfare. If not, the...
Divorce could easily strain relationships between parents and their children. Unfortunately, children might need love and support now more than ever. Most of the time, they experience the harshest blow during and after the divorce. Their parents' separation could...
It takes a lot of courage to admit you’re in an abusive marriage and even more to take steps to end it. But there's only so much hurt a person can take. Making the decision to leave a troubled marriage is admirable, but navigating a divorce with an abusive spouse is...
It takes an exceptional collective effort to maintain a civil approach and achieve well-informed solutions amid the adversarial nature of a divorce. As the name suggests, a collaborative divorce gathers a group of professionals to work with you and your spouse to...
Divorce often happens because a couple can no longer stand to be together. The only thing the couple can seem to agree on is that they need a divorce, and they need it now. You might be surprised to know there are different ways to approach divorce. Litigation can...
Ending a romantic relationship is never easy, especially when you’re still deep in love. It can be difficult to deal with the paperwork of ending a marriage while trying to regulate your emotions. So how can you mend your heartache? Healing takes time The truth is,...
As if terminating your marriage with your child caught in the crossfire is not heartbreaking enough, a pet custody dispute adds to the emotionally charged decisions you must make during divorce. Like most pet owners, you treat your dog or cat as a family member....
Divorcing couples usually have to keep communicating with each other, especially if they both plan on playing a role in their children's upbringing. However, the circumstances of their separation and strong emotions like jealousy, anger, and resentment can make it...
Collaborative divorce allows you and your spouse to negotiate the different terms of your separation. Unlike traditional divorce, wherein couples usually face each other in court, collaborative divorce might combine solutions like mediation and discussions to help you...
