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Going through a divorce is undoubtedly one of life's most challenging experiences. It can be emotionally draining and mentally exhausting – and you may constantly feel uncertain about the future or overwhelmed. While the journey may be difficult, you have to...
Divorce is a process that people typically learn as they go through the process. Many people experience smooth divorces with little to no problems. But, the divorce process can be long and complicated if you make a few mistakes. Here are some things you should avoid...
When children are faced with distance from one of their parents due to various circumstances, such as military service, divorce, relocation or travel, it can be emotionally challenging for them. However, there are strategies parents and caregivers can employ to help...
There have been a lot of changes in laws related to pregnancy – and talk of even more in the future. That’s one reason social media was buzzing recently with news that five states, including Arkansas, don’t allow couples to divorce if one spouse is pregnant. The fact...
When getting divorced, people naturally tend to consider their own satisfaction with their marriage. If they are unhappy in that marriage, then they decide that it may be time to end it. This could be something that they’ve been thinking about for a while, or it could...
Child support helps you to meet the needs of your kids after a divorce. After the court orders you to pay child support, the Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE) will provide you with services to make payments without difficulties and on time. Thus, the...
One of the most challenging adjustments of the transition to shared custody involves giving up access to children at certain times. Especially when parents have differing standards for their children, the one with higher expectations or stricter rules will likely...
When a couple that shares a child decides to divorce, one of the most important decisions they need to make involves how and where the child will live going forward. Subject to the circumstances that led to the divorce, one parent may receive the child’s primary...
If you get divorced, you need to divide your assets with your spouse. For many things, this can be fairly simple. You can divide up financial assets like bank accounts or investments. You can split up the physical assets that you’ve purchased. But what about a major...
Many couples enter into marriage fully confident that their financial interests are protected through a prenuptial agreement. Of course, if you get it right, this legal agreement can help resolve the subject of marital property identification and division during...