Thinking about divorce can be a difficult time. You ask yourself, “Is this the best path for me to take?” Do you doubt your original decision? Can you make it on your own? Will your children be okay? You need to stop and think this through; do not act hastily. Put your feelings in order…. Continue reading →
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Conflict and your child
A child can take so much – eventually he or she will break down when there is constant conflict between his or her parents – parents that hate each other. This can take a toll on a child. The child’s distress can form school-related problems, depression, or anxiety. The child can start complaining about frequent… Continue reading →
Understanding family law
Are you confused about the division of marital assets, spousal support, and child custody? Are you concerned that your financial future will no longer be secure? If you are heading for divorce, chances are you have many questions. You need to understand your options. When you are involved in a family dispute, you need personal… Continue reading →
Is your former spouse a “no-show” parent?
What do you do when your children are waiting for their father to arrive to spend a day with and he calls at the last minute to say he’s not coming? This is not the first time it’s happened. How do you handle all of the canceled weekends, the forgotten birthdays, and the missed school… Continue reading →
What is parental alienation?
Parental alienation is the intentional or unintentional influence an ex-spouse may have on your children after divorce. It’s when one parent starts to interfere in the other parent’s parenting time or visitation time through the children. It is not healthy to discuss your negative feelings or opinions about your former spouse with your child. Regardless… Continue reading →
Denied visitation rights?
Have you been denied visitation rights with your child? A family court will deny visitation if it believes that the child is in some sort of danger. If the court believes, for any reason, that you are taking illegal drugs or drinking excessively, it will deny you the right to spend time with your child…. Continue reading →
Divorce and children
Divorce is no fun. It is filled with pain, confusion, bitterness and financial expense. It is especially sad when one party wants it and the other doesn’t. It gets worse when there are children involved. If your spouse wants a divorce, but you don’t, consider the following: · Is it worth staying together? Would you… Continue reading →
Can I get sole custody?
There are a number of reasons why a parent seeks sole custody of a child, including he or she may want more child support or more control over the decisions that are made on the child’s behalf. Of course, there are cases when a parent wants sole custody purely to spite the other parent. Courts… Continue reading →
After divorce
Are you newly divorced? Do you want to get on with your new life or hang around the surroundings that constantly remind you of the life you shared with your ex-husband? It’s time to redefine your space to present the new you. Because you don’t want to sleep in the same room you shared with… Continue reading →
Is your husband cheating on you?
Have you been walking around thinking that there is a problem between you and your husband, but just can’t think of what it is? Is your husband distant with you? Does he hear you when you’re talking to him? All of a sudden you realize he may be cheating on you. All the signs are… Continue reading →
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