If you’re going to be divorcing soon, you’re likely hoping that the process doesn’t interfere with your job. You may also be considering how much – if anything – to tell those you work with. The latter question likely depends on how much of your personal life you...
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Has your co-parent violated your custody order?
Your divorce was trying for everyone involved – but you got there in the end. The court settled on a custody order that they deemed to be in the best interests of the child, and it was signed off on. It’s rare for either party to get absolutely everything they want...
Help your child have the right outlook despite your divorce
Children who are having to deal with their parents divorcing might start to have a negative attitude. This is likely not because they want to be negative but because they’re dealing with very complex situations. It’s up to the parents to get everything set up for the...
Can your spouse ignore or avoid service with divorce papers?
People considering a divorce may spend weeks if not months making preparations on their own and with an attorney before they finally file paperwork. Those who anticipate a strongly negative reaction from their spouse are likely to delay as long as possible. Once they...
Can your ex refuse to pay child support?
Your ex was ordered to pay child support when the two of you got divorced. They also share custody of your child, but they have to pay support because there’s a vast difference in your earnings. This is done to ensure that both parents are financially helping to raise...
Can your spouse discuss the divorce proceedings outside court?
Because divorce proceedings can be full of emotion and stress, some people may vent their dissatisfaction to friends and family. Some people like to talk about what’s happening in their marriage and how their divorce proceedings are developing. If word gets around,...
Tips to reduce stress and conflict in a divorce
Divorce is rarely easy. There are often emotions and hurt feelings involved. Even if this is the case with your divorce, it doesn’t mean that the process has to be full of fighting and stress. Implementing the tips here can help you have a better divorce, which is...
Set yourself up for success in a child custody case
Child custody cases can be challenging and emotional. While the court is looking out for the best interest of your children, you have to provide proof and evidence that proves your side of things. Part of setting yourself up for success with your child custody case is...
What are the dangers of parental alienation?
When the marriage is over and the couple goes their separate ways, one of the most important things children deserve is a strong and healthy relationship with both parents. Unfortunately, some parents, in an effort to gain an edge, create situations where children...
3 custody violations that justify asking for enforcement help
Sharing custody with your ex will inevitably mean that you have some disagreements. Most of the time, you need to work together to resolve those issues rather than going back to court. Your ability and willingness to cooperate is one of the factors the courts consider...