Real Talk. Real Advocacy.
Real Results.
After welcoming a new child, many parents find themselves deciding between sending the child to daycare or one parent staying at home to take on the role of primary caregiver. Society has traditionally associated this role with the mother. However, as women continue...
If you’re considering ending your marriage after the new year arrives, you’re not alone. In fact, so many people file for divorce in January that it’s sometimes referred to as “divorce month.” A lot of this has to do with spouses in unhappy marriages deciding to take...
Parents might believe that keeping the family intact is the best decision for the children. However, sometimes staying together "for the kids" might not be the wisest choice. Understanding how divorce could benefit your children is crucial in making an informed...
Those who discover that a spouse has been unfaithful may not feel comfortable remaining in their marriage. The lack of trust they have and the sense of betrayal that develops can create fear and resentment. Divorce may be the only way to move on after discovering...
People who have children and are going through a divorce must ensure that they’re ready to communicate with each other about the kids. It’s not always easy to do this because of the tensions that occur during the end of the relationship. There are several things that...
Going through a divorce requires you to determine what will happen with all marital assets, including the family home. For some people, the marital home is the biggest asset that has to be handled in the divorce. There are many factors that you must consider when it...
There is little doubt that traditional shared custody arrangements can sometimes disrupt a child’s life. Splitting their time between two households can become chaotic, and it’s not uncommon for children to forget something they need at the other parent’s house. That...
Divorcing with a special needs child is incredibly challenging and requires careful planning and consideration to ensure the well-being of your child. While each situation is unique, the potential considerations below can offer some clarity about what to prioritize if...
When a couple gets married, they extend their family. While they may have previously met their in-laws on several occasions, marriage generally means a closer involvement. In most cases, this is a positive. In-laws may form strong bonds and lean on one another for...
When a child’s parents divorce, the situation can quickly become overwhelming in ways that they may not be able to articulate or manage successfully. A transition from living in a unified household to splitting time between two homes often inspires anxiety, confusion...