Posts Tagged ‘family law’
What Newly Divorce Co-Parents Need to Know About the Holidays
The holidays can be a challenging time for newly divorced co-parents. With the right approach, you can navigate this season smoothly, especially when you can plan ahead with your co-parenting agreement before finalizing your divorce. This often gets overlooked in court-litigated divorces, but this is often worked out when you choose a collaborative divorce model.…
Read MoreHow Does Divorce Mediation Work?
If you and your partner are looking for a peaceful way to work through your divorce, mediation could be an option to consider. However, sometimes clients aren’t entirely clear on how the process works. With mediation, you and your spouse will have more control over decisions around child support, alimony, and dividing assets and debt.…
Read MoreWho Claims Head of Household When You Divorce?
With so many things to remember to have written into your divorce agreement, many separating couples forget to discuss with each other how their taxes will be impacted. When you and your spouse choose the collaborative divorce process, you are paired with a team of experts such as mental health, divorce coaches, professionals, attorneys, and…
Read MoreHow To Start Over Financially After Divorce?
When you find yourself separating from your marital partner, there are many things to consider. It can be overwhelming. And while it is overwhelming, you need to remind yourself to think with your head and not your heart to make sound decisions about your finances that will span your lifetime. Often when couples are divorcing,…
Read MoreFinancially Recovering After Divorce
The financial stress from a divorce ranks up there with the death of a loved one. A divorce didn’t happen overnight, so recovering from it financially won’t either. The first thing we should mention is to make sure you and your spouse divorce using the collaborative divorce process and a neutral financial mediator. The collaborative…
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