Co-parenting after divorce will challenge you in many ways. In addition to always doing what’s best for your children, you must keep in mind that your ex-spouse plays a big role in the parenting process. These five co-parenting tips can put you on the right path: 1....
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Divorce
How do the Indiana family courts handle custody in a divorce?
Sharing children with a spouse is often one of the main reasons people give for staying in an unhappy marriage. Quite a few people worry that divorce may harm their children, while others worry primarily about how a divorce would impact the amount of time they get to...
What is an ‘uncontested’ divorce?
If your spouse has decided they want out of the marriage, you can either contest it or try to work with them for a fair solution. Let’s be perfectly clear: You can’t stop your spouse from obtaining a divorce. No matter how distasteful or wrong you find the whole...
Avoid fighting in front of your kids: Try these 3 tips
As you go through your divorce, something that is important to you is protecting your children from the disputes and arguments you may have. It’s necessary to help them see that adults can be reasonable and respectful, even when they disagree. You and your spouse both...
Divorce may stem from unmet expectations
The reasons for divorce are too many to name: Infidelity, getting married too young, living with an abusive spouse, running into financial problems, and much more. All divorce cases are different. It’s important to understand what types of issues may lead to divorce,...
Will I lose my separate property in a divorce?
When your divorce goes to court, a judge will decide the best way to divide your and your spouse’s property. But when you have assets like an inheritance or a business that you consider separate property, you may worry that you will lose half to your spouse. While a...
Common issues with grey divorce
The divorce rates here in the U.S. continue to fall overall, but the notable exception is the demographic where couples are over the age of 50. According to recent studies, only 10% of couples in their 50s were divorced in the 1990s. Now that number for the same group...
