Parental alienation is a heartbreaking situation that impacts both the children and parents. Being denied the opportunity to have meaningful contact with your children may leave you feeling emotional and powerless. However, resources are available to help you deal...
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What can divorced parents do for their children to help them cope?
Children often see their entire worlds change after their parents divorce and move into separate homes. This can be especially hard on their day-to-day lives. Many parents don’t want to see their children saddened by these changes. These same parents may look for...
4 ways to protect your privacy from your spouse during divorce
Making the decision to divorce can be hard. However, protecting your interests during the process doesn’t have to be. You just have to remember that it’s time to start separating your life from your spouse’s life as much as possible and safeguard your privacy. Here...
Child support and parental access aren’t interdependent
If you’ve been experiencing financial difficulties – perhaps to the extent that you’re considering bankruptcy – you may have fallen behind on your child support payments. Maybe you’ve only been paying as much as you can afford. Your co-parent may have decided that...
What can you keep in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
Filing for bankruptcy can be difficult, but it’s sometimes the best option when dealing with unmanageable debt. One common question people have is, what assets can they keep? Even though there are limitations, it may still be possible to keep items such as your home...
Who has custody of the kids while a divorce is pending?
No parent wants the events of their personal lives to impact their children, but the reality of divorce is that it affects every family member. From the moment you know divorce is imminent, you will make decision after decision after decision, many of them affecting...
What constitutes an unfit parent in the eyes of the law?
When deciding child custody matters, the court's primary concern is the child's best interests. Therefore, if a parent is deemed unfit, a judge may reduce or limit their interaction with the child. But, what exactly constitutes an unfit parent in custody proceedings?...
How can your ex’s bankruptcy affect you?
Learning that your ex-spouse is filing for bankruptcy can cause some anxiety. Certainly that’s true if you’re still tied to them financially in any way. Let’s look at some ways in which an ex’s bankruptcy could potentially affect you. Child and spousal support The...
Credit and your divorce: What to keep in mind
When you’re going through a divorce, you may have plenty of concerns on your mind – so it’s easy to overlook something that’s generally in the background of your life: your credit. Many people don’t think about protecting their credit until they’ve already discovered...
Will you be co-parenting a college freshman this fall?
You just attended your child’s high school graduation. The last thing you want to think about is that time in a few months when you’ll be dropping them off at college. If you’re a separated or divorced parent, however, it’s important to work some things with your...