Family Law & Divorce Blog
Is it Possible to Have an Amicable Divorce?
Divorces are often challenging because of the emotions, pain, and anger involved. When couples focus on their pain and anger, things get messy. While it can be extremely difficult to put your differences aside and think clearly, it could make a world of difference in...
Everything You Need to Know if You Are Considering a Prenuptial Agreement
Hope for the best, but plan for the worst. That sums up prenuptial agreements, also known as prenups. These legal agreements between two individuals preparing to marry are becoming more common. They are no longer only the purview of old-money elites. A recent Harris...
Can a Parent’s Domestic Violence History Affect Child Custody in a Divorce?
Many factors affect a judge’s ruling in a divorce case when children are involved. A judge reviews all relevant information to paint a picture of specific circumstances, including any history of domestic violence. Keep reading to find out how a history of violence...
How to Support your Child’s Academic Success During Divorce
If you ask most divorcing parents about their primary worries during divorce, their children will be at the top of that list. How will they adapt? Will they be okay during the transition? Will the turmoil affect their schoolwork? Most children adapt just fine. Many...
5 Steps for Filing Your Taxes After Divorce
In the chaos of your divorce, taxes are probably low on your priority list. But, that April 15 deadline can sneak up on you, and suddenly, you are panicking about how your newly single status affects your taxes. To help prevent that panic, here are five steps to help...
Should I leave Our Family Home During the Divorce Process?
There are so many decisions to make while enduring a divorce. One of the most significant decisions is deciding where to live before finalizing the divorce. Do you stay even though you will be divorced soon, or do you leave as soon as you file for divorce? Keep...