As you’re in the process of making the major decision of divorce, you may be imagining a picturesque life on the other side of it and want to try and get there as fast as possible. It would be most wise, however, to take the time to do your homework so you can make informed decisions that may very well may impact the rest of your life.
Read MoreWrite down all your questions so you can keep track and get them answered. Once you have all of this in place you’ll be better prepared to consider and discuss the fairest way to share both debts and assets as well make plans for your next phase of life.
Read MoreThey give grace to the other person. Recognizing that no one is perfect and everyone makes mistakes and that new behaviors are hard to learn, they give each other space for their foibles. They forgive.
Read MoreOfficially called Personal Property, it’s the furniture, TVs, linens, dishes, yard equipment, and tools. It’s all the things in the house that you as a couple living in one house use together and now that you’ll be living separately you need to divide.
Read MoreYou may be surprised as to what worksheet calculates for you. Or the presumptive amount may be around what you thought it would be. Either way, and you may want to be familiar with any adjustments or deviations that may fit into your situation.
Read MoreIf you can both agree that parenting has its challenges regardless of which end you’re on and that you want to support each other so that the kids have quality time with both parents throughout the year, then you can probably come up with a summer plan that is different from your school year plan.
Read MoreOh, you despise your ex and can't fathom having to communicate at all right now? I mean, you've got it straight, of course, so if they have it wrong, well that's their problem, right? Wrong. Their scheduling mistake will most definitely affect you and very well may ruin your good mood on a happy day.
Read MoreIt’s that time of year again when the beach trips, camps, and pool days are over and the back to school hustle begins. If you’re co-parenting you now have an extra job: coordinating all this between the two of you in as peaceful a way possible.
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