Child support payments are made from one parent to the other to provide care for their mutual children. Child support was once the primary way that the non-custodial parent provided care to their children. However, with the rise of collaborative divorces and shared...
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Divorce mediation isn’t for everyone
Modern divorce is a complicated and expensive endeavor. Even if you believe that you and your ex-spouse agree on everything, issues can pop up like who gets the fondue set or commemorative glasses. Simple things like this can torpedo a carefully negotiated divorce...
Keeping it in the family
When you are going through a divorce with a child involved, you are going to need support. Along with the stigmas still sometimes associated with divorce (antiquated as they may be) you also have to deal with family and in-laws who now must stand beside your ex as a...
How Much Time Do You Really Need With Your Child?
In the heat of a child custody dispute, a parent's instinct is often to fight to get as much time with the child as possible. But is that really what is best for you and your child? Before charging headfirst into battle, it is worthwhile to step back and take a look...
Can you settle a divorce like you can a lawsuit?
Most people would probably consider a successful divorce one that is quick, easy and doesn't require a total loss when it comes to primary assets. If children are involved, they are likely the primary factor when it comes to divorce success. Is it possible to...
Can my ex and I both claim our child as a dependent?
If you are recently divorced, and custody decisions have been made, you may have filed taxes for the first time in a long time without your spouse, and you may have lingering questions as to the accuracy of your refund. Are you head of household now and do you still...