Call Us TodayAre you nervous to get divorced because you think you are going to lose your health insurance, or your spouse is going to be without it? Although you both may not be getting along in the household, you may not necessarily want to see your spouse, or the other parent of your children be stuck
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Can You Change a Custody Agreement Without Going to Court?
After divorce, getting a custody and visitation agreement in place means the chance to move forward with your life with some semblance of stability of a schedule. The children (and the parents) develop a routine. But then, after a period of time, perhaps circumstances change – a parent moves out of state for a job
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Does It Matter Who Files for Divorce First?
Maybe. More importantly though, it is advantageous to be the first to plan for divorce. Filing for divorce means submitting legal paperwork to the courts and notifying your spouse. Planning for divorce means developing a strategy for addressing the complex situation you are about to navigate. Please Note: Our practice focuses on cases that occur
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Can Divorce Be a Good Thing?
Can Divorce Be a Good Thing? Believe it or not, yes. Before we talk about how divorce can be a good thing, we are also realists and understand that going through a divorce is stressful, and many people initially experience bouts of anxiety. (We’ll say it louder for the people in the back!) To put
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What to Do When Your Child Blames You For a Divorce
Sometimes a Child Blames One Parent for A Divorce: What if Its You? Six Tips to Help Dads Salvage Your Relationship with Your Child Divorces are emotional for everyone involved, and they’re not simple. Often, it can get so complicated that children end up as collateral damage. One way that this shows up can be
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