You are not required to tell your boss about your divorce. However, in some cases, doing so might be to your advantage. Considering that you will likely have to take some time off or leave early to attend court or mediation sessions, letting your boss know what you are going ...
Read MoreCelebrating the holidays after a divorce can be challenging, especially for your children. The traditions you once held dear will change and that can ...
View MoreWhether you were able to agree on a child custody arrangement or needed a judge to step in and render a decision, you must have a plan in place that ...
View MoreIf your spouse is behind on alimony payments, is consistently late, or fails to pay them in full, you might need to return to court to have the order ...
View MoreCo-parenting after a divorce can be quite a challenge. You and your former spouse might still have a lot of unresolved problems to deal with and the ...
View MoreIt is no secret that divorce is an emotionally challenging experience for anyone to endure, especially parents. Helping your children cope with the ...
View MoreCheating on your spouse can have a lot of personal ramifications and it might have even been the reason behind your divorce, but in today’s modern ...
View MoreLiving together during a divorce can be important for a number of reasons, especially those pertaining to child custody. It can also keep down ...
View MoreOne of the most emotionally challenging issues families endure during the divorce process is child custody. Although family courts no longer show ...
View MoreOnce you make the decision to move forward with a divorce, you will need to choose an attorney who is right for you and will effectively handle your ...
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