In 2015, the shared parenting movement gained considerable traction as 20 state legislatures considered laws that would establish the presumption that children will be raised by both parents following a divorce or separation.
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There is really no way to avoid stress during the divorce process. It’s just something you have to deal with.
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Question: What are the major differences between a legal separation and divorce?
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Question: I have a 2-year-old daughter. Her mother lives in another state and has never been involved in her life. However, recently she started claiming she wants custody rights. Will she have a chance at any rights and what should I expect from this process?
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Question: My wife is planning on filing for divorce, but I am serving in the military and am deploying in about three weeks. Is it possible for her to do this and do I have any rights to postpone the divorce until I return from deployment?
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Stress is unavoidable during the divorce process. But how you handle that stress will play an enormous role in how quickly you’re able to move on with your new life. Dr. Kristen Lee Costa is the Lead Faculty for Behavioral Sciences at Northeastern University and author of “Reset: Make the …
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There are various types of court hearings in family law and each serves a different purpose.
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Valentine’s Day is coming up in a couple weeks, and this holiday can be tough for recently divorced guys to stomach. Sure, it lacks the hoopla of Christmas and Thanksgiving, but this is the day you’re supposed to celebrate love and companionship. If you’re newly single and trying to get …
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Question: What factors are considered when determining alimony payments?
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