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Unfortunately, kids get sick. So how do you maintain a cooperative co-parenting relationship while also ensuring your child is well cared for? Discover practical tips and strategies for managing visitation when your child is sick.
Both annulment and divorce are ways to end a marriage, but the outcome differs for each process. Here are some tips to help you understand the differences, determine if you would qualify to get an annulment, and what you need to consider before proceeding.
Continue reading "Annulment vs Divorce: Which is Right for You?"
As children mature, sometimes it's necessary to modify the parenting time schedule to accommodate shifting family dynamics and your child's needs. Find out when and how to update your parenting plan.
If you’re getting separated or divorced, you need to know the different child custody options. Learn about physical and legal custody, different ways to reach an agreement, working out a visitation schedule based on your children’s ages, and more.
Continue reading "Understanding the Basics of Child Custody and Visitation"
Empower your divorce journey with savvy financial awareness. Explore expert tips for preparing financially, securing your future post-divorce.
Continue reading "Planning and Preparing for a Divorce Financially"
Learn a quick technique to help you find calm during the turmoil of divorce and feel more in control.
A prenup details how certain financial matters are handled if a couple divorces or one spouse dies. Here’s what you need to know to make an informed decision.
There are certain circumstance in which the terms of your divorce can be changed. Find out what they are.
Continue reading "A Guide to Appeals and Modifications of Divorce Decrees"