Tug-of-war custody battles can get messy. The “rope” gets pulled, stretched, and maybe even broken. No matter who “wins,” the rope – that fragile rope – is always caught in the middle. By Valerie Hein, Family Lawyer The person you’re in a relationship with isn’t the person you fell in love with. Your partner had an affair and you’ll […]
A Father’s Day Guide for Divorced Dads
Here are 3 Father’s Day tips for divorced dads that can help create an enjoyable experience for everyone. If you can’t be with your kids on the day itself, however, remember that you’re their father every day of the year – and that’s something to celebrate! By Deanna Conklin-Danao, Psy.D. Father’s Day celebrates the relationship between […]
The Pros & Cons of Hiring a Therapist During a Divorce
Hiring a therapist during divorce can be a sign of your commitment to healing and feeling better. You are investing in yourself and your future – but there are a couple of cons to consider. Have you considered hiring a therapist during divorce? The current divorce rate in the United States is hovering around 50%. […]
How to Handle Pet Custody Battles in Divorce
Unless your prenup specifies where pets will live following a divorce, it’s likely that you may have to figure out how to handle pet custody on your own. By Ohman CFP® & Co Unless your prenup specifies where pets will live following a divorce, it’s likely that you may have to figure out how to handle pet […]
What Every Couple Should Know About Divorce During COVID-19
We don’t know how long this pandemic will last, but here are some insights into what can help a divorcing couple cope with the double-whammy of a divorce during COVID-times. Deciding to divorce is never easy. Deciding to divorce during COVID-19 is even more challenging. Two years ago, when the COVID-19 pandemic became a reality, we witnessed […]
January: The Start of Divorce Season
If you’re considering divorce, set yourself up for the healthiest process possible and you will experience those benefits long after the divorce is final. By Deanna Conklin-Danao, Psy.D. January is a busy month for divorce. As the start of the year is often a time to embark on life-changing resolutions, this should come as no surprise. […]
4 Tips to Help You Survive Your First Post-Divorce Christmas
By Cathy Meyer How you feel at your first post-divorce Christmas is up to you. You can wallow in self-pity, or put on a smile and get the most out of the holiday. My ex and I separated in January which left me the entire year to worry about what the post-divorce Christmas season would […]
Happy New Year – I Want a Divorce!
If your New Year’s resolution is to start a new life through divorce, here’s what you need to know. By Katherine Miller Want a divorce this New Year? You’re not alone. Divorce lawyers regularly report seeing a significant uptick in inquiries and filings in January – sometimes as much as 25-30%. The surge makes sense as many […]
Divorcing as a Victim of Domestic Violence
In this article, we will discuss the delicate topic of going through a divorce as a victim of domestic violence and what this process entails. By Douglas Parker Unfortunately, not all marriages end up in the fairytale, happily-ever-after scenario that many people dream of. People can drift apart from one another, opinions and lifestyles can change rapidly, […]
The Effects of COVID-19 on Relationships
COVID-19 taught us all plenty of lessons and gave us some bitter pills to swallow. Just remember, if you’re considering getting a divorce or you’ve already filed, you’re not alone. By Frankie Wallace There are many different effects of COVID-19. Some of those changes are obvious. Thousands of people lost their jobs. Kids had to learn […]