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Going through a divorce can be a challenging process, particularly if you have children involved. Once you decide that the divorce is going to happen, you have to tell your kids. It’s crucial that you do this in a way that reduces the stress the children may feel...
More couples are getting prenuptial agreements before they marry than in the past. That’s in part because people are increasingly putting off marriage until they’re established in a career, financially independent and have had some time living on their own. Therefore,...
Getting a divorce is never easy, but it can be even harder when the economy is struggling. Let's discuss how an economic downturn can affect divorce, from postponing it to shaping divorce proceedings. The impact of economic downturn on divorce An economic downturn can...
For younger couples in the United States, such as those under 45 years old, divorce rates have been falling. There are a few different reasons for this, one of which is just that the average marriage age is around 32. People are putting marriage off for longer,...
Telling an abusive spouse that you want a divorce is a potentially dangerous decision. If you’re in this situation, your safety must come first. While leaving an abusive relationship is often the first step toward reclaiming your independence and well-being, it can...
Divorce is a complicated matter with many laws and processes. As a result, many people misunderstand how a divorce works. People should be aware of misconceptions that could deter them away from divorce. Here are some common myths about divorce debunked: Myth 1: A...
During your marriage, you and your spouse likely worked together to make decisions for your child. You jointly found a pediatrician or made healthcare decisions. You worked together to decide what religion your child should be part of or where they should go to...
Choosing a parenting time schedule after a separation or divorce is an important decision-making process that impacts both parents and children alike. One common arrangement is the 2-2-3 schedule, wherein a child spends two days with one parent, two days with the...
When a marriage begins to fall apart, one spouse might misuse or intentionally waste marital assets to gain an advantage over the other or to retaliate against them. They may, for example, go on a spending spree with funds from a joint account or use shared credit...
Child support orders are meant to help ensure children receive adequate financial support for their basic needs and well-being. These orders can be modified when there are significant changes in circumstances, including changes in income, employment status or the...
International Family Law:
Divorce And Custody In A Global Age
