When it comes to discussing marriage, conversations about prenuptial agreements can be a sensitive and sometimes uncomfortable topic. Many people view prenuptial agreements, or prenups for short, as a sign of distrust or an anticipation of divorce. However, prenuptial agreements have evolved over the years and can offer several benefits beyond simply safeguarding assets in case of […]
Category: Family Law
Breaking the Cycle: Addressing Parental Alienation and Nurturing Healthy Family Bonds
The issue of parental alienation is a pressing one, especially when children are trapped in the turmoil of bitter divorces. Although not officially recognized as a mental health disorder, parental alienation involves one parent attempting to turn their children against the other parent, often driven by anger and resentment. This act can significantly impact the emotional well-being […]
7 Things to Consider When Divorcing in the New Digital Age
Over the last 15 years, with the prevalence of email, Twitter, and Facebook divorce has changed a lot. By Divorce Magazine Technology has changed the way most of us do business, communicate with friends and family, and conduct our social lives. It’s also changed the face of divorce. Divorcing couples face two kinds of digital peril: […]
False Allegations in Custody Cases: Questions, Observations & Comments
False allegations in child custody cases can have a catastrophic effect on the parent who is being accused. It can also affect the child or children involved. Below we will discuss common false allegations in custody cases, their effects, and how to defend yourself in the event of a false allegation. Common False Allegations in Child Custody Cases […]
10 Tips for a Peaceful Divorce (Even from a Narcissistic Spouse)
Ten helpful tips to keep your divorce peaceful even if you are dealing with a high-conflict or narcissistic spouse. You may not achieve the perfect “conscious uncoupling” but you may just save some sanity and real money on legal bills. By Melissa Kalil By now we are all too familiar with the popular movement to “consciously uncouple,” and […]
Life After Divorce Part 1: Facing the Uncomfortable Truth
To create a happy life after divorce, you must uncover the deep-rooted beliefs and issues holding you back. Work through your self-doubt, insecurities, and questions to forgive and truly let go. By Kim Nguyen During this time of uncertainty, we’ve all been afforded the luxury or the burden of time with our thoughts. We’ve been forced […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]