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There’s no denying divorce is challenging, but a divorce can feel especially overwhelming for older women. Find out the main reasons why people over 50 divorce and some of the legal and financial issues to consider.
When a divorced parent remarries, the family dynamics change with the addition of a stepparent, possibly stepsiblings, and new grandparents. Find out how to ease your children’s adjustment to the new step grandparents in their life.
Continue reading "Helping Kids Adjust to a New Step Grandparent"
Transitioning from partners to co-parents requires a different set of skills. Learn how to improve communication with your ex and foster a co-parenting relationship that prioritizes your children's needs and helps you both move forward with respect.
Continue reading "Parenting after Divorce - Tips for Communicating with Your Ex"
If you have minor children, you might be required to take a parent education class before your divorce will be finalized. Find out what is taught, whether a parenting class is mandatory in your state, and why you might want to take the class anyway.
If you are considering leaving your abuser, get practical steps to help protect yourself when you leave and learn what you need to do to prepare for the divorce process.
In order for a divorced parent to get a passport for their child, there are some requirements that need to be met. Find out what they are.
Continue reading "What You Need to Know about Getting Passport Consent"
If you’re considering leaving an abusive relationship, it’s important to have a safety plan in place before you go. Find out what you need to consider, what to expect, and why having professional support can help you avoid an unfair divorce settlement.
Children's reactions to divorce can vary widely depending on their developmental stage, personality, and the context of the divorce. Here are some common misconceptions about child behavior and truth behind them.
Continue reading "Interpreting Child Behavior During Divorce"
Divorce and a subsequent relocation can profoundly affect a child, sparking emotions and transitions as they adapt to their new reality. These tips can help you understand your child’s reaction to the move and learn about behavior issues that may come up as a result.
Continue reading "How Moving after Divorce Impacts Children"
Stepping into this new chapter of your life is a time for self-discovery, personal growth, and most importantly, rediscovering the vibrant, resilient woman you are. Whether you’re looking to polish your wardrobe or simply find ways to feel renewed and empowered, this guide is here to help you sparkle once again. These practical tips can help you embrace your journey with grace and flair.
Continue reading "Reinventing Your Style: Unlocking a New You Post-Divorce"
Learn how child custody jurisdiction is determined when parents live in different states. Also find out what happens if one parent moves, how to change jurisdiction, and what to do if the child is taken to another state.
Continue reading "What You Need to Know about Child Custody Jurisdiction"
Emotional abuse is hard to recognize and describe because there are no outward signs of the abuse. The behavior usually occurs behind closed doors and the goal of the abuser is to control the other person through verbal assault and manipulation. If you find yourself in this situation, here are 7 strategies to help you start healing and reclaim your power.
Continue reading "Reclaiming Your Power in an Emotionally Abusive Relationship"
Unfortunately, kids get sick. So how do you maintain a cooperative co-parenting relationship while also ensuring your child is well cared for? Discover practical tips and strategies for managing visitation when your child is sick.
Both annulment and divorce are ways to end a marriage, but the outcome differs for each process. Here are some tips to help you understand the differences, determine if you would qualify to get an annulment, and what you need to consider before proceeding.
Continue reading "Annulment vs Divorce: Which is Right for You?"
As children mature, sometimes it's necessary to modify the parenting time schedule to accommodate shifting family dynamics and your child's needs. Find out when and how to update your parenting plan.
If you’re getting separated or divorced, you need to know the different child custody options. Learn about physical and legal custody, different ways to reach an agreement, working out a visitation schedule based on your children’s ages, and more.
Continue reading "Understanding the Basics of Child Custody and Visitation"
Empower your divorce journey with savvy financial awareness. Explore expert tips for preparing financially, securing your future post-divorce.
Continue reading "Planning and Preparing for a Divorce Financially"
Learn a quick technique to help you find calm during the turmoil of divorce and feel more in control.
A prenup details how certain financial matters are handled if a couple divorces or one spouse dies. Here’s what you need to know to make an informed decision.
There are certain circumstance in which the terms of your divorce can be changed. Find out what they are.
Continue reading "A Guide to Appeals and Modifications of Divorce Decrees"
All states now have the option for file for a no-fault divorce. Find out if this is the best option for you.
A parent can be deemed unfit for custody or visitation for various reasons, some of which include child neglect, abuse, or a drug/alcohol addiction. Find out what else is considered here.
Child support guidelines recognize that dependent children need to be covered by a health insurance plan. Find out how Judges decide which parent will be responsible for coverage.
Grounds for modifying visitation include your child being in danger, a parent physically relocating, or the other parent creating an unstable environment for your child. Find out the rest here.
Continue reading "Reasons to Change the Visitation Schedule"