While there are many challenging aspects of divorce, co-parenting with a former spouse is often the most difficult. You and your ex must create a united front when it comes to child-rearing for the benefit of your children. However, doing is easier said than done when...
When families split up due to divorce and neither parent cannot raise the kids, the grandparents often step in and claim custody. The American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy reports that the legal aspects of grandparents claiming custody of their...
If you and your spouse share a large estate, you likely have concerns about how divorce will impact your assets. During a contested divorce, a judge with limited time and knowledge of your family’s finances may have to make crucial decisions about how to divide and...
Particularly in the beginning stages of divorce, everything seems very disoriented. After all, you have finally decided to separate from the person who you ostensibly planned to spend the rest of your life with. This can be traumatic on several levels. In the event...
Following a divorce, you may find it difficult to work with your ex. Even if you and your co-parent have a good relationship, managing every aspect of parenting while separated can still feel overwhelming. According to Parents, you can use your phone to manage many...
Summer in Georgia remains an active time for families, even in the aftermath of a divorce. Custody arrangements set up for the structured school year could fall short during the busy time of travel and vacations. Parents should take a look at the need for possible...
When divorcing your spouse in Georgia, you might feel stressed about the uncertainty of your future. Concerned for the well-being of your children, you may want to find a child custody resolution quickly. Knowing how to act during this time can help you avoid common...
Whether you are a parent who recently ended your marriage or you and your ex got divorced many years ago, it is pivotal to firmly stand up for yourself if the other party refuses to respect your custody or visitation rights. When a parent loses access to his or her...
In the months or weeks following a divorce, you may begin to notice odd reactions from your children. An increase in anger and bad behavior can make you wonder if parental alienation is to blame. Your co-parent may try to negatively influence your children, and...
Trying to control your own temper while discussing sensitive child care issues with someone attempting to irritate you can make you feel frustrated. Learning about ways to deal with a co-parent who is unpredictable and rude can help you take better care of your...
