Kids can complicate a divorce. Couples who divorce should always attempt to act in their children’s best interests. If a couple cannot agree on arrangements to care for their offspring, a court may intervene to ensure that the kids receive sufficient care. Properly caring for one’s son or daughter after a divorce requires the court …
Getting a divorce is an emotional and physically-taxing experience. It can drain you of cheer, making it difficult to enjoy feelings of contentment or happiness. It can diminish your enthusiasm to spend time with friends and family. And for most people, divorce is especially difficult during the holidays, when it’s natural to spend time together. …
One of the most challenging aspects of dividing marital assets in a divorce is determining what to do with the family home. For most couples, their house is the single largest asset they own. It’s also the least liquid. Unlike a checking account, its value cannot be withdrawn and split on a moment’s notice. Further …