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When getting a divorce, it’s imperative to be prepared for how your children will be impacted by the coming changes. Impending custody arrangements that’ll result from the divorce can raise many questions—will your child live will you? Will you be …

Your divorce may be over, but this significant event in your life will continue to impact your family. This is especially true if you and your former spouse have children together—co-parenting is often one of the most difficult parts of …

Going through a divorce is challenging enough as it is. Having an attorney that makes the process unclear, difficult, or slow is only going to delay your case, which can impact your emotional health in addition to your divorce proceedings. …

Many people who get divorced find that creating their new living space can be intensely therapeutic after such a traumatic event. Even if you’re living in the same house, the space is not the same. This is the perfect time …

  Many people are reminded of death when they think of grieving. It’s true that this word is often associated with death—but think about it. Your divorce is the death of something. It’s an irrevocable loss that you’ve experienced. Losing …

Filing for divorce can be a tough decision. Or maybe you’re ready to be separated from your spouse. This time often brings a mix of emotions that can influence both you and your children’s lives. While part of you may …

The holidays are here, and this joyous time of the year can feel overwhelming during a divorce. The stress of the holidays—along with your loss and pain—can feel amplified under such circumstances. Often, the holidays can be a painful reminder …

Conscious uncoupling is a process for ending a romantic relationship that allows both partners to be aware of the role they played in the separation and be at peace with the decision to move forward separately. Although this term has …

Divorce is one of the hardest things a family can go through. Children are particularly susceptible to the tensions, range of emotions, and changes that come with a divorce. However, children are often affected more by the way the divorce …

If you wish to use your spouse’s affair(s) as grounds for a hostile divorce, then it’s important to gather as much evidence as possible both before taking your case to court. Usually, a hostile divorce involves infidelity. While you may …