There are so many different reasons why you may consider using a therapist in your family law. A lot of couples going through a divorce have their own personal therapists, which can be a very healthy way to deal with the difficult personal situation they are going through. Some parents need a therapist to assist
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UCCJEA – Jurisdiction in Parenting and Child Custody Cases
When a relationship ends, it presents the opportunity to make life changes. For many, that change is a move to take a new job or be closer to family and friends. However, when kids and the courts are involved, a post-breakup move can create significant complications. When parents live in different states, and file parenting
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When Divorce and Bankruptcy Collide
If you are looking at filing for divorce and bankruptcy, which do you do first? Couples may choose to file for bankruptcy jointly before getting a divorce. This will allow them to discharge both parties’ debts before filing for divorce and taking the issue of debt division out of the divorce process as much of
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Valuation and Division of a Dental Practice in Divorce
Your office and dental practice will be assigned to you in the divorce without a doubt. The real question is: Will you have to give your spouse any money for keeping your dental practice? In essence, what is the value of your business? There are plenty of professionals and articles written to help you determine
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New Year, New You! Parenting Tips for Divorced Parents
One of the common parenting mistakes a child of divorced parents makes is relative to that dreaded question: “Do I HAVE to go?” Divorced parents or parents that have never been married hear this question all too often. Hearing your child ask that question time and again can certainly get old after a while. Divorced
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Mental Illness is Involved in a Divorce or Custody Case
In custody cases, invariably there is a comment by one of the parties that the other parent is just “crazy.” Even if that is true, and the other parent is diagnosed with a mental illness, how exactly does that affect custodial rights? According to the National Institute for Mental Health, mental illness is a medical
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Is it Time to Plan for Divorce in the New Year?
We plan for everything. As parents, we plan for our retirement, we plan for our child to attend college and save for that. And, as young adults, we plan for our career by going to college to gain the necessary education. Why then, do people fail to take steps to plan for divorce? People tolerate
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