Amidst the challenges of divorce, children take center stage amidst a multitude of other stressors. As parents struggle to create a “new normal,” families with ongoing conflict impact their children far more than they realize.Read More
Child Support is a state-determined monetary amount paid to the custodial parent by the non-custodial parent. Is it assumed that the parent with primary custody contributes their share of parental financial responsibility directly to the other parent in the form of food, shelter, and clothing.Read More
One of the hardest things about co-parenting is having to work as a team with someone who is no longer your life partner. No matter your co-parenting situation, making joint decisions is usually a factor and often creates friction.Read More
The holiday season is tough enough, but a divorce action, child custody action, or a split household can add to the stress level, making it even more difficult to make it through the holidays. Here are some tips for surviving the holidays when involved in a family law proceeding.Read More
Divorce is the fear of the unknown. Many parents worry how their relationship with their children will be affected if they pursue divorce. It takes intentional work to maintain relationships after divorce. There are tools and specific ways to cultivate and maintain a good relationship with children during and after divorce.Read More
Parents who separate are financially responsible for the basic daily needs of children (food, shelter, clothing) regardless of which parent has custody of the children.Read More
Co-parenting in divorce is challenging and fraught with pitfalls. This danger has the potential to add to the damage that divorce has caused within your family.Read More
Self-Care During Divorce by Leah Hill reminds you that during these times we forget to take care of ourself, but it is important to stop and take the time to do so because it will be beneficial to your life.Read More