Category Archives: Divorce/Separation

5 Ways to Co-Parent While Discussing Academic Expectations with Children After a Divorce

by: Julia Rodgers With millions of divorced people living in the United States (40-50%), many are co-parenting and sharing the responsibility of raising children with an ex-spouse. As a result, fewer than half of all American children are living in households with traditional family structures, according to a recent study prepared by Pew Research Center.…

It’s That Time of Year! 7 Ways to Cope when the Kids Go Back to School

by: Julia Rodgers It’s that time of the year again, time for the kids to go back to school. For recently divorced parents, this can be an especially difficult time of the year. There are likely many emotions surrounding this transition, and there will likely be a need for communication between parents to help facilitate…

By: Jennifer R. Silva, Esq. An ongoing life insurance obligation is an issue that is often addressed in a divorce case that involves unemancipated children and/or when there is an obligation for one party to pay alimony to the other. Life insurance is considered a “safety net” in the event that the insured party dies…

Coming to Agreements During the Divorce Process

By: Christina Pashou, Esq. The length of time it will take for your divorce to be complete cannot be mapped out in advance. While at first there may be limited issues, along the way other matters may become contested or be subject to negotiation. When either you or your spouse files for divorce, you will…

Category Archives: Divorce/Separation

5 Ways to Co-Parent While Discussing Academic Expectations with Children After a Divorce

It’s That Time of Year! 7 Ways to Cope when the Kids Go Back to School

Life Insurance and Divorce

Coming to Agreements During the Divorce Process

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