Archive for 'Divorce' Category
As spring will quickly turn to summer, many families are looking ahead and making plans for vacations, camps and time off from school. For co-parents, this is also a good time to revisit parenting time schedules and consider how they may need to be adjusted to accommodate summer changes in routine. If you co-parent with […]
If you are involved in a traffic stop or if a police officer comes to your house, they could have a variety of questions for you. For instance, during a traffic stop, officers often ask where you are going, if you know why they stopped your car or if you have had anything to drink. […]
Initiating a conversation about your divorce with your child can be challenging. It can be stressful to inform them about the reality they are about to face. Nonetheless, you need to handle the talk carefully, as it can determine how your child views the divorce or copes with their new life. Here are three tips […]
One of the most difficult things that you have to do during a divorce is dividing the property. This includes any property that was acquired during the marriage. Unless you have a prenuptial agreement in place, you and your ex will have to go through everything to determine who will receive what in the divorce. […]
Co-parenting a teenager isn’t always a straightforward task. Unlike younger children, teens are navigating increased independence, complex social dynamics and academic pressures. A co-parenting plan that works for teenagers needs to account for their changing needs and provide flexibility while maintaining stability. Perhaps most notably, teenagers value autonomy and may have strong opinions about how […]
Divorce has the potential to be financially devastating. People who end their marriages often pay thousands in court costs. They also have to divide their marital or community property. Under state statutes, there is a presumption that spouses should evenly split their marital resources with one another. Even when one spouse worked and the other […]
Your spouse has filed for divorce, and you’ve made peace with the fact that your marriage is ending. That relationship is over. You may even think it will be in both of your best interests to end a dysfunctional marriage. What you don’t want to lose, however, is your home. Perhaps you know that buying […]
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense that can result in license suspension, steep fines, and even jail time. However, being charged with DUI doesn’t automatically mean guilt, and there are several potential defenses that can be raised in court. Here are some of the most common defenses to DUI charges. The stop […]
There are many reasons that marriages break down. One that crops up frequently is that the couple have differences in attitudes over money. Here are a few such differences. Spenders vs. savers Should you save for a rainy day or enjoy the present because you never know if today will be your last? The correct […]
Community property rules mean that spouses generally have to split almost everything they acquire during marriage. Unless they reach a settlement on their own, a judge applies the community property statute after reviewing an inventory of marital assets and debts. People sometimes assume that they can protect specific resources as their separate property, only to […]
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