Could your job increase the chances of a divorce?
Are you and your spouse at odds over your job? You may have not considered the effect that your choice of industries could have on your marriage...
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Venting about your co-parent in healthy, safe ways
Co-parenting can be rewarding, but it can also inspire frustration, disagreement and emotional strain. It is natural to need an outlet for those...
Why can dividing art be difficult when you divorce
Divorcing will mean splitting up the assets you and your spouse own together. For many couples, this extends only to real estate and financial...
2 tips for vacationing with your children after your divorce
Family vacations may have been something you looked forward to each year when you were married. Now that you’re divorced, the dynamics of family...
Have you hammered out your summer custody plans yet?
Summer is just around the corner and schools will soon be dismissing children for their summer break. If you are a divorced or separated co-parent,...
How much do children need to know about divorce?
It’s important for parents to have the divorce conversation with their kids. This can be difficult, but it’s often best for both parents to sit down...
An inheritance no one wants to leave: Inheritor’s guilt
If you’re like many people, you want the assets you’re able to leave your loved ones to be a source of security for them – to provide them with a...
How is getting divorced like eating an elephant?
There’s an old saying: “How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.” This metaphor perfectly applies to the process of getting divorced. Divorce...
What happens to a person’s debts when they die?
Many people don’t have the opportunity to pay off all their debts before they die. As such, a question that may arise upon their death is what...
3 tips if child handovers become difficult
Handover days can be some of the most difficult dates on the calendar for children and parents alike. The children may be sad about leaving one...