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As a parent, you need to go over different legal considerations related to the end of your marriage and your kids. For example, you could have questions and concerns regarding child custody, and you likely have uncertainty regarding child support. Whether you expect...
At the conclusion of your divorce, your settlement may suffice all of your needs considering the circumstances. However, as your life progresses, you may find that aspects of your agreement no longer apply. Knowing when to request a post-decree modification can help...
At one time or another, virtually everyone has experienced buyer's remorse. While you may regret purchasing a coffeemaker, car or even a house, marrying the wrong person may force you to potentially face a lifetime of unhappiness. Fortunately, in some circumstances,...
When you married the first time, you were young and had few assets, so a prenup may not have been a consideration. Now that you are older and preparing to marry for the second time, you may feel that the reasons to have a prenuptial agreement are a great deal more...
When you split from your spouse later on in life, you may have different needs, financial and otherwise, than you would if you divorced during your younger years. You may not have any plans to reenter the workforce given your age, for example, or you may feel most...
These days there should be no expectation of privacy when it comes to the internet and social media. Even when you delete a post, it probably still exists in a data center somewhere. It is becoming more common for attorneys to use social media posts as evidence in...
As you divorce, alimony is likely one major factor that could direct your life in the aftermath. Your local court typically sets the amount you receive; however, your ex may decide to try and hide assets to prevent paying a higher amount each month. CNBC reports that...
When you decided to get divorced, you probably planned conversations with your children and close family members and knew that they would be the first to know. Now with those difficult conversations out of the way, you may wonder what other parties need or should know...
While divorce tends to affect the entire family, few are more likely to feel its impact than your children. Today's Parent reports that the effects of a divorce on children may depend on their age and ability to grasp the accompanying emotions and that younger...
Stress from a divorce can affect not only you and your ex-spouse but your children as well. Talking about this topic can seem intimidating, but anticipating what may happen can help you prepare to break the news. Stay calm and honest According to the Mayo Clinic,...
