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After divorce, it can be tough to coordinate custody schedules, as well as each family member’s activities. When you and your spouse were living under one roof, it may have made sense to keep all the information on one calendar and provide gentle reminders as you...
Adjustments and transitions are part of divorce. The conflicts that led to the end of your marriage may be dormant – but only slightly – and can surface at any time with the right trigger. And with your children having seen, heard and remembered the spats that took...
You might not have a will because you assume you don’t need one. If this is the case, you are not alone. Many people believe that they are too young to create a will or that they have plenty of time to create a will later. However, almost everyone can benefit from...
Parents who have a high-conflict relationship with each other may need to be very intentional about the parenting arrangement they agree to try. In many cases, it is in the child’s best interest to maintain a healthy relationship with both parents, which may suggest a...
Although divorce can be hard on everyone in a family, it is often most challenging for children, who usually have no control over the changes they are experiencing at home. Parents understand this, which is why they often worry about how their divorce will affect...
