Call Now: 866-687-8561
Divorce is stressful. Some divorces are more stressful than others, but at its core every divorce represents a fundamental change in the relationship of at least two people. While this change can benefit everyone involved, change itself can be hard to come to grips...
The vast majority of divorce cases in the United States are resolved by way of settlement, the current estimated percentage being between 90% to 98%. This is likely because the benefits of settling tend to outweigh the prospects of trial. It is said that amicably...
When kids are part of the picture, divorce actions become exceedingly complicated. Unless parents can agree on the post-divorce redefinition of their family, courts are charged with the daunting task of determining what parenting arrangement would best serve the...
If you or your co-parent has family, business or other connections outside the U.S., you’ll likely want to include provisions about international travel with your children in your custody agreement. Depending on the terms of your arrangement, it may ultimately be...
Four year olds are the opposite of subtle, so it didn’t take a genius to realize the dreaded day had come: my ex moved his girlfriend in with our kids. I hadn’t dreaded it because she was a terrible human, mean to our kids, or even the cause of my divorce. I had...