A home filled with shared memories or a savings account built over time can feel uncertain during divorce. That sense of uncertainty often grows as financial and personal priorities begin to shift. If you are going through a divorce, you may wonder what property you...
3 things to remember when telling kids about divorce
Telling your children about your impending divorce is very important. It is a conversation they are likely to remember. It can help define their lives moving forward, and it has a big impact on how they deal with the changes that will occur in their lives. So how...
3 reasons to consider collaborative divorce in Indiana
Divorce can be difficult, both emotionally and financially. But it does not always have to be a fight. Many couples are choosing collaborative divorce, which focuses on cooperation, not courtroom battles. It helps couples work together to find solutions that fit their...
Are you heading for a gray divorce?
Divorce can be difficult at any age. However, when it occurs later in life, it presents a unique set of challenges. While the overall number of divorces has been decreasing in recent years, the rate of gray divorces has steadily risen. For those older couples, the...
Can you modify a child custody arrangement?
During a divorce, courts will issue child custody orders. They will divide up legal custody so that parents know who can make decisions for their child, and they will also divide physical custody so that parents know who the child will live with and who will be...
Why divorce can be financially empowering for women
Divorce can symbolize a great loss of a relationship and/or expectations and hopes that may need to be grieved. But for many women, it can also serve as an opportunity to embrace financial empowerment. While the divorce process itself is rarely easy, it can inspire...
Should business co-owners tell employees about their divorce?
When business co-owners are also spouses, their personal lives inevitably overlap with their professional roles. A divorce in such a partnership can raise many valid questions. The couple would naturally have considerations not just about their personal future but...
Co-parenting after divorce: Which parent makes key decisions?
When parents divorce, they must decide how to raise their children in two key areas: where the child lives and who makes important decisions. These are known as physical custody and legal custody. It is legal custody that usually refers to major decisions in the...
Using AI to help you make the most of virtual visitation
Over the past few decades, virtual visitation has become an increasingly important – and an increasingly relevant and sometimes necessary – way for separated or divorced parents to stay connected with their children. After all, it’s the Digital Age, and it is wholly...
Crafting a temporary parenting time schedule
If you and your spouse are going your separate ways, you and your children are likely anxious about how this major transition will play out. Thankfully, since the final custody arrangement may take months to finalize, crafting a temporary parenting time schedule can...
