Family Law & Divorce Blog
Out of State Vacations: Can I Take My Child Without My Ex’s Consent?
You've researched hotels, booked sightseeing tours, found the best kid-friendly restaurants, and packed your bags. Almost everything is in order for a great trip with your child. But do you need to add "get ex's permission to travel out-of-state" to your vacation...
When is it Post-Divorce Stress and When is it Trauma?
While nearly everyone who has been through a divorce agrees that it is a difficult process, the level of stress and toxicity varies. For some, it reaches the level of trauma. The stress may continue after you say goodbye to your divorce lawyer for the last time. After...
Should Divorced Parents Take Their Children on Joint Vacations?
After your divorce you may envision going separate ways and never dealing with your ex again. Unfortunately, when you have children, that’s not the reality. Co-parenting requires interaction with your former spouse. How often and for how long you communicate with them...
What is the Best Way to Protect Yourself During the Divorce Process?
Divorce may be one of the most challenging phases of your life. While there are many logistic steps, the emotions might cloud your ability to advocate for yourself and ensure protection throughout the process. If you or a loved one is going through a divorce, the...
7 Things You Should Never Say to Your Children During Divorce
We are often encouraged to "never say never," but when it comes to our children and divorce, there are things you should just never say. Children are resilient and can adapt to the changes that divorce brings. And you can make their transition as easy as possible for...
Balancing Work and Parenting Responsibilities as a Divorced Parent
Parenting without an everyday partner will be an adjustment. Post-divorce parenting will have new challenges, especially as you adjust to balancing work with your responsibilities to your child. You may feel pulled in a million different directions. Even if you had a...