When couples get married, they often dream of a future filled with happiness and support for each other. Sometimes, they might overlook setting up financial protections like a prenuptial agreement. However, life can be unpredictable. That's where a postnuptial...
Child support is one way that many parents ensure that their child has a comfortable life. When an ex-partner is not fulfilling their financial responsibilities, it can be a stressful and challenging experience. Unfortunately, this is an all-too-common issue for...
Certain marriage laws are in place when you tie the knot, and these differ from state to state. You need to make sure that you file all paperwork correctly and take all of the right legal steps under your own local laws. However, travel between states is easier now...
Delivering divorce documents to your spouse can be difficult, especially if you expect them to be uncooperative. There are several reasons why a spouse may refuse to sign divorce papers. They may strongly oppose getting a divorce and be reluctant to end the marriage. ...
Birthdays are fun for children, and they look forward to theirs all year. Don't let your divorce ruin the fun. Talk to your ex about the best way to honor the day. You should be able to find a peaceful answer if you work together. Ask your child what they want to do....
For some people, a welcome bonus of divorce is not having to deal with their in-laws any longer. If you have children, however, that likely won’t be an option. If your kids are close to their grandparents, aunts, uncles and/or cousins on your spouse’s side of the...
Whether your child is going to be spending the summer with your co-parent or your job is taking you away from your child for a time, you’ll likely be entering the world of what’s known as “virtual visitation.” That means you’ll be staying in touch with your child via...
Grandparents and their grandchildren can have a very unique bond. In some cases, their close relationship may prompt grandparents to ask for custody of their grandchildren. There are several possible inspirations for this. Parents may not always be able to provide for...
When couples divorce, one spouse often wants to stay in their family home. That’s if they afford to do it on their own or with the financial help of their soon-to-be ex. If there are children, the spouse who’s moving out may agree that it’s best for the kids to only...
If you and your spouse had children and you were getting divorced, you would have to divide custody rights. This includes the decision-making power that parents have over their children, when making choices about things like medical care or where they will attend...