Child Visitation

When a former spouse refuses to comply with a court-ordered visitation arrangement, it adds more stress to the aftermath of the divorce. Sometimes they make their contempt for the arrangement—and [...]

Although such a choice is no longer the norm, many men and women still opt to give up their careers after marriage and stay home to both raise the children and maintain the family home. When such [...]

When divorce divides a family, children are in genuine need of a strong and loving relationship with both parents. What they don’t need is to be shoved into the middle of a personal vendetta. [...]

Many people wonder if they should date while they’re in the process of divorce. In some states (Hawaii, New Mexico, North Carolina, Mississippi, South Dakota, or Utah) this might be legally [...]

Co-parenting schedules are intended to help divorced or separated parents maintain a close and healthy relationship with their children, but things can get complicated when you live in a [...]

Divorce is difficult for the entire family, but when there are special needs children, the complications are intensified. These children require certain types of special care to help them live [...]

Divorce has the potential to turn into a bitter and adversarial process. Unless both parties are committed to being amicable, things can get really messy as assets are fought over, and personal [...]

When a couple divorces, it is not unusual for one spouse to try to conceal assets so that they are not subject to marital property division. The National Endowment for Financial Education [...]

As parents, we are required to support our children financially, even after divorce. When one parent has primary custody, the other will pay child support and, as per New York’s Domestic [...]

When parents divorce or separate, it can create a barrier between the children and extended family members, such as grandparents. The reasons vary: sometimes one or both parents don’t get along [...]