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Thanksgiving marks the beginning of a six-week long, joyous holiday season of family togetherness. But if you’re recently divorced, this time of year can be emotionally turbulent. While it can be easy to slip into despair or resentment, it’s best for you and for your...
In his groundbreaking TED Talk that went viral, Dr. Paul Zak explored the ways in which the hormone oxytocin supports human interconnectedness. His findings have important implications on the field of mediation. Oxytocin is a chemical produced in mammals, which is...
Back to school is usually a time when you and your co-parent need to work together to organize every aspect of your child’s schedule – from school pick-ups to soccer games to music recitals. But this year, back to school is looking considerably different for many...
A generation ago, couples rarely lived together until after they were married. However, the tides have turned, and couples are increasingly opting to live together before – or instead of – marriage. A recent study from the Pew Research Center found that cohabitation...
You may think of a prenuptial agreement (prenup) as a divorce game plan – hardly the sort of thing you want to think about when you’re planning your wedding. However, more and more millennial couples have been turning to prenups in recent years – and redefining how...
Traditionally, the joint bank account has been a standard element of a marriage. Most couples from the Generation X and Baby Boomer generations opted to combine their finances after tying the knot. But millennials are shifting away from this trend – choosing instead...
The most popular variety of custody arrangement after a divorce is joint custody – where co-parents share child-raising responsibilities, and the child splits their time between both parents’ homes. This is because children tend to do best with both parents involved...
While there is never a “good” time to divorce, the unprecedented events in recent months have created a situation that no one was prepared for. Everything suddenly seems up in the air – from your job to your child’s schooling to your family’s health. If you and your...
Generally speaking, most custody cases end with co-parenting. Co-parenting is when both parents share legal and physical custody of all children. This is a very common form of custody, since research has proven that children do best with both parents in their lives,...
Child support can be costly. And in the current economic climate, your income and employment may be insecure. You may be tempted to skip your child support payments for a month or two, until things turn around for you. But you should know that delinquent child support...
