Over the course of any marriage, financial and familial circumstances evolve. Expectations and plans couples have when entering into a marriage may look very different when divorce is imminent. In such situations, post-nuptial agreements can play a role in simplifying...
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Understanding the 10/10 rule in military divorces
Military divorces come with their own set of challenges. While every divorce, military or civilian, is very emotional, military divorces may involve additional rules and requirements for both spouses. One such rule is the 10/10 rule, which is used to determine the...
Effective coparenting with a former spouse who is in the military
Co-parenting is a challenge that needs teamwork and adaptability. When your ex-spouse is in the military, this journey gets even more complex. Therefore, you should understand how to make the co-parenting process effective. Keep talking openly Enlisted individuals...
The complex challenge of parental relocation and child custody
When a parent contemplates relocating to another state and how it will impact child custody, several significant considerations come into play. The decisions made during this process can have far-reaching consequences for both parents and, most importantly, the child....
Do I have to split retirement funds in an uncontested divorce?
The process of divorce can be emotionally challenging, especially when it comes to dividing retirement funds. If you find yourself facing an uncontested divorce in Hawaii, it is important to gain a clear understanding of how retirement fund division operates in such...
3 essential priorities to maintain during a divorce
When you got married, you likely thought it would last forever. Although divorce rates have declined, it still offers the best solution for some couples. As you navigate the complexities of ending your marriage, focus on prioritizing the following to help it go more...
Living together after divorce? It’s more common than you think
After a breakup, it's natural not to want to see the other person for a while, possibly ever again. On the other hand, when you have been married to someone for years, you might not be ready to end your relationship completely. And then there is the economic reality...
Guiding children through a divorce
Divorce often brings significant changes to a family's dynamics. While it can be a difficult time for all involved, it is especially important to focus on minimizing the impact on children. There are several strategies that can help parents ensure their children do...
7 advantages of pursuing an uncontested divorce
When going through a divorce, the path of least conflict and stress is often preferred. That is where an uncontested divorce comes into play. Here are seven reasons why striving for an uncontested divorce can be advantageous for both parties involved. 1. Amicable...
The importance of self-care for divorced parents
Being a divorced parent is challenging, and it can often feel overwhelming. In addition to adjusting to life without your former spouse, you must worry about finances, manage your household, spending time with your child, and so much more. Most divorced parents place...