Going through a divorce with a child can make the process even more challenging. In addition to coping with the new reality, you have to watch your child try to wrap their head around what's going on. Nonetheless, ensuring your child is well-informed about relevant...
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How should co-parents address holidays and key events in a child’s life?
A co-parenting schedule during most parts of the year could be very simple. One week isn’t all that different from the next. Both parents may simply have to go to work while their children go to school, so they have an alternating schedule where the children move back...
Managing cryptocurrency in a divorce
When couples divorced in the past, they split their marital assets between them, and that concluded the property settlement. But with the rise in popularity of cryptocurrency assets like Bitcoin, dividing assets becomes more complex. Read on to learn more about...
When is hiring a forensic accountant a cost-effective choice?
No one wants their divorce to be any more complicated or expensive than it needs to be. However, when significant and/or complex assets are at stake, it may be cost-effective for a spouse to bring additional professionals on to their divorce team in addition to legal...
Can parents alter custody arrangements outside of court?
If you’re co-parenting, you may wonder if parents can change custody arrangements without involving the court. Can you both create a new arrangement and go with it? The short answer is yes, but there are important things to keep in mind. You can modify your custody...
Behaviors and allegations that can threaten child custody rights
Obtaining or maintaining access to your child is not just about proving you are a capable parent. It is also about avoiding behaviors that could cast doubt on your ability to provide a safe and stable environment. Courts take accusations seriously, and even unfounded...
What does it mean to focus on a child’s best interests?
Parents going through a divorce may have the opportunity to discuss child custody with their child’s other parent. If parents cannot agree to a custody agreement, the court can step in and make a custody order for the parents. A court will generally consider many...
Is your teen anxious or depressed because of your divorce?
Divorce is hard on everyone. With that said, it is well known that for many teenagers, the emotional impacts of this transition can be especially intense. Adolescents are already navigating complex changes in their lives—social pressures, academic demands and personal...
Why might your partner decline to sign a prenuptial agreement?
When love leads to marriage, few couples want to start their journey with discussions about “what if it ends.” Yet, prenuptial agreements—legal documents that outline how assets will be divided in the event of a divorce, in addition to other marriage-related...
Will solo flights for your child be part of co-parenting?
If you and your ex or soon-to-be ex will be residing in different parts of the country or if one of you will be living and working abroad, your child custody agreement and parenting plan may involve your child flying alone on occasion (or more frequently) between your...