So, another year has gone by and you are still unhappy. Over the holidays, he screamed at you and the kids. He even pushed you when he was drinking too much. The same old fights and the same old abuse. But you might be thinking that you don’t want to get divorced because you do … Continue reading Now What?
Happy New Year for 2018. We hope that you find peace, joy, and love in the coming year. We also know that you might be in a difficult and traumatic time of your life to make decisions about your family. It is hard, we certainly get that. We were once accused by a potential new … Continue reading Should I Stay or Should I Go?
There are a few reasons why January is the biggest month for divorce and you could probably guess a couple. Read this article to learn more and see why January is the divorce month.
You’re thinking you want to get a divorce? Are you thinking you want more time with your children but the mother will not let you? Are you confused about the law and how it applies to your situation? Are you confused about how and where to get information? I have an idea for you as … Continue reading Rocking Chairs Keep You Busy
Did your kids write a letter to Santa? Did your kids make a list for you? They are probably full of toys, dolls, cars, scooters, and the like. What is not on their list is peace. But I believe that peace is what they want more than anything…If you are sharing your children this Christmas, … Continue reading Peace, Christmas and the Kids
Remember that Christmas memories for your children will last forever. So, if you are sharing your children with a parent, please remember that it is important to put them first. It helps to create new traditions if this is your first holiday sharing your children. And, kids are not all that concerned about what day … Continue reading Christmas Time
An interesting article we found on MSN.com about secrets and tips when going through a divorce. “It’s no secret that divorce is a stressful experience. While it’s natural to feel grief about the dissolution of a marriage, spouses also need to consider the more practical implications when a household dissolves. From divvying up assets to creating custody arrangements, the … Continue reading 40 Things Only Divorce Lawyers Know
Another interesting article on The Wall Street Journal about how the new tax bill will impact couples getting a divorce. “Tax-overhaul bill would change treatment of alimony payments on divorce agreements signed after this year. Divorcing couples and their advisers are scrambling to cope with the possibility that alimony won’t be tax deductible for divorce … Continue reading House Tax Plan Isn’t Amicable to Divorcing Couples
There is an interesting article showing the average cost and fees of divorce in each state. “While the share of marriages that end in divorce has steadily declined over the last 50 years, between 40% and 50% of U.S. marriages end in dissolution, according to the American Psychological Association. In addition to the emotional strain associated with divorce, … Continue reading The Most Expensive and Cheapest States For Getting A Divorce
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