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Co-parenting is challenging when nearly every interaction seems capable of becoming an argument. A high-conflict ex may dispute schedules, criticize parenting decisions or send provocative messages. Thankfully, while you cannot control another parent's behavior, you...
Many spouses continue to live with one another during a divorce, but they generally go their separate ways once the courts have finalized the orders addressing their property and any shared minor children. Sometimes, spouses have a prenuptial agreement that clarifies...
Virtually no divorce is a pleasant or easy experience. However, when one spouse acts dishonestly and takes steps to prevent their husband or wife from getting their fair share of assets as they end the marriage, things can become particularly contentious. Further,...
When people file for divorce, they likely expect conflict with a spouse. They recognize that disagreements about property division, parental rights and other important divorce terms are common. They may also worry about their spouse fighting the divorce itself. Some...
Over the years, studies have found that “gray” divorces are becoming more common. The divorce rate for those over 45 is going up, for example. Since the 1990s, the divorce rate for those over 65 has tripled. Older couples are deciding to end their marriages more...
No parent wants to imagine an emergency involving their child, but planning for unexpected situations can make a significant difference when every minute matters. As such, a well-drafted parenting plan should address more than one’s regular parenting schedule. ...
It can take much longer to officially end a marriage than it does to get married in the first place. Couples can obtain marriage licenses in Florida in as little as one day, allowing for a relatively rapid marriage process. On the other hand, those hoping to divorce...
Co-parenting with a frustrating ex can make even a simple conversation about soccer practice or school pickup unnecessarily stressful. When communications regularly become argumentative, two approaches known as “gray rock” and “yellow rock” may help parents establish...
Co-parenting can place significant demands on your emotional well-being. You may be adjusting to the end of a relationship while simultaneously managing work, finances, parenting schedules and communication with an ex. When stress, anxiety, depression or emotional...
Most parenting plans are created with the hope that both parents will be able to remain actively involved in their child’s life. When each parent follows the agreed schedule, children are often able to benefit from consistency and regular contact with both households....