One issue that a lot of separated or recently divorced parents fail to discuss is who will be with the kids when it’s time for Spring Break and they’re off school for a week or two. It’s not uncommon for Spring Break to creep up on families and create conflicts amongst divorced parents that can… [Read More about 9 Spring Break Considerations for Divorced Parents]
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Domestic Violence FAQs
What are the types of domestic violence? Domestic abuse is not only confined to a marriage situation. It can also occur in a couple who is living together as intimate partners. There are several distinct types of domestic violence, but they all incorporate some or all of these key elements: Intimidation Control Physical injury Emotional… [Read More about Domestic Violence FAQs]
Prenuptial Agreement Statistics
Prenuptial agreements have been on the rise for perhaps as long as the past eight years, with more women requesting prenups today than ever before. Prenuptial agreements can serve several important purposes. They can protect the individual property each partner brings into the Union, they can outline topics such as alimony or child support following… [Read More about Prenuptial Agreement Statistics]
Is an Uncontested Divorce with Children Possible?
When you and your spouse decide to divorce, there are two basic options – contested and uncontested. In a contested divorce, you are not able to agree on all terms; in some cases, the parties can’t agree to divorce at all, and in others, the specific terms of the divorce are not able to be… [Read More about Is an Uncontested Divorce with Children Possible?]
The Prenuptial Agreement Sunset Clause
A prenuptial agreement is generally designed to protect the assets of the partner who has more wealth than the other from a quick divorce and resulting loss of property. While this agreement does work, spouses who stay married for years or decades could be held to the prenuptial agreement long after the initial worrying period… [Read More about The Prenuptial Agreement Sunset Clause]
