Divorce is an unforgettable life event that can be challenging for the individuals involved. Navigating the complexities of divorce requires a deep understanding of the emotional and psychological components accompanying this process. This way, you and your spouse can...
Some assets are hard to negotiate about during a divorce because of how much money they are worth. Certain assets have primarily emotional value, which can make them very hard for people to handle rationally during divorce negotiations. Pets are a perfect example....
Divorce combines legal complexities with emotionally-charged issues where soon-to-be and current ex-spouses may not always be at their best. When it comes to money-related matters, problems can go from bad to worse. The spouse who does not have custody is required to...
Divorce is challenging under the best of circumstances. But when you're divorcing a narcissist, the process can feel like navigating a storm without a compass. It's likely been an exhausting relationship fraught with manipulation, emotional abuse and controlling...
Financial abuse is often less obvious than other types of abuse people experience. It is, however, often a very common tactic used by abusers to take control in the relationship and can have devastating consequences. This type of abuse can take many forms and may be...
Children raised in two homes can be as disciplined as those in one. However, to achieve this, co-parents need to communicate effectively about discipline strategies. While it may be fine for children to experience different parenting styles, parents should maintain...
If there is anything most people agree on, it is that divorce can be complicated – especially when children are involved. During the divorce, it is not unusual for emotions to get out of control. Disputes over child custody, property division and spousal support can...
When successful professionals have children together, they often hope to send their children to college and set them up for competitively-compensated careers. There are also many parents who commit to helping their children be the first in their family to go to...
Your child has likely been used to living in one home. Now they need to get used to two. Regardless of how you split custody, they are likely to spend time in your place and your soon-to-be ex’s place. That’s a massive change, so what can you do to make it easier for...
You know you are meant to work together to raise your children with your ex, but the truth is, you can’t imagine that happening right now. In this case, co-parenting may be unrealistic. So you may need to consider parallel parenting instead. It allows you to both...
