People preparing for divorce often find themselves in a difficult situation. Their previously predictable and stable daily lives may now be chaotic and uncertain. Their relationships and finances may change abruptly. They may find themselves dealing with a lot of...
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Why you should consider signing a prenup in North Dakota
Despite their rising popularity in the United States, prenuptial agreements continue to face countless misconceptions and unwarranted criticisms. Many view this document as a sign of distrust between soon-to-be-wed couples. In reality, a prenuptial agreement is simply...
Dealing with a co-parent who interferes with custody orders
Shared custody or co-parenting has become the gold standard in most modern divorces. The family courts like to see both parents working together for the benefit of the children in the family. As a result, typically, parents need to communicate with one another about...
Asset concealment can hurt your finances post-divorce
Divorce often brings financial worries to the forefront of your mind. As you navigate this challenging process, you might encounter a serious issue: asset concealment. This underhanded tactic can significantly impact your financial future after divorce. Understanding...
7 tips to financially bounce back after a divorce
Divorce can be mentally, emotionally, and financially draining. The end of a marriage often brings about significant changes in one's financial situation. However, with careful planning and a proactive approach, you can rebuild your financial stability and confidently...
3 signs of parental alienation that parents shouldn’t ignore
Some divorced or separated parents easily make the transition from living together and raising their children jointly to co-parenting. Others find that change to be quite difficult. Some people have a hard time letting go of their disappointment over a failed...
Why should couples adopt teenagers?
While many prospective parents focus on adopting infants or young children, teenagers in the foster care system often face challenges finding their forever families. What these parents do not know is welcoming a teen into their family can bring unexpected joys and...
3 ways to connect with your child post-divorce
The end of a marriage can significantly change family dynamics, but it does not have to compromise the bond between you and your child. While it may be challenging to maintain this connection, especially during a contentious divorce when you are no longer living...
3 custody concerns when parents share a child with special needs
The needs of every child are different. Some children have medical or developmental challenges that require more attention and consideration from their parents. An autistic child, for example, may need special support services at school and certain unique supports at...
Dealing with a narcissistic ex during a custody battle
If you’ve been married to a narcissistic partner, declaring the end of the marriage can trigger their vindictiveness. The stakes can become even higher when you have kids together. The realization that their priority might not be preserving the kids’ welfare may be...