Financial stress is typically listed as the top predictor of divorce and a plethora of social science studies have linked financial challenges to marital difficulties.
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Financial stress is typically listed as the top predictor of divorce and a plethora of social science studies have linked financial challenges to marital difficulties.
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There are very few life events more Earth-shattering for a child than when his or her parents divorce. Research shows that children do best in stable households where they know what to expect and feel, but that stability is difficult to maintain while shuffling from house to house throughout the …
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Question: My wife is planning on filing for divorce and wants me to move out of the house. Unfortunately, I do not have the resources to relocate. Legally, how long can I stay at home?
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Question: I am getting ready to move into a new home and would like my parents to take temporary custody of my son until I get everything settled. Would that be possible? How long does temporary custody last?
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Question: My ex-wife got a new job I did not know about and is claiming our daughter’s healthcare increased significantly with the switch. She says I’m responsible to cover the increase but will not provide documentation or even the insurance cards. I do not see how I can be held …
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By William J. Phelan, IV Cordell & Cordell In his 2016 proclamation, Amoris Laetitia (or The Joy of Love), Pope Francis discusses the need for communities to be open, accepting, and comforting to families who are going through divorce. In a refreshing manner, the Pope turns away from judgment or …
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Question: My ex-wife has put in writing that she did not want custody of our son. Is this enough to get full custody during divorce?
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Question: My divorce was finalized about two years ago and my two kids live with their mother. I recently found out my ex pleaded guilty to a DUI. Could this affect the custody agreement?
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Question: I’m facing a possible separation/divorce. I’ve been my son’s primary caregiver since leaving my job due to an illness caused by my job. My wife works fulltime. Should I stay unemployed and remain the primary caregiver in a situation like this or continue to seek new employment?
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