Parents know that their decision to divorce will not only impact them but their children as well. Unfortunately, it is not always easy to determine precisely how their divorce will affect their children. Some children might take it hard and withdraw from activities...
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Month: November 2019
What is parallel parenting?
When spouses have children, they can rarely cut off all communication and contact with each other after a divorce. After all, they are both still parents. And if both parents wish to continue playing a role in their child’s life, then they will generally have to...
How does a QDRO work?
For most people in Virginia, their pensions and retirement accounts are one of the most valuable assets they have in their name. It is also one of the most important. Individuals will rely on those assets they have saved up when they retire from the workforce....
Staying together for the kids could be detrimental to the family
Many parents would do just about anything for their children. They put their children first and prioritize their needs even over their own. They might even debate staying in an unhappy or unhealthy marriage because they believe it is better for the kids. This is a...
Who will get the house in the divorce?
It is generally human nature to develop emotional attachments to our belongings. As children, we have a favorite toy. As adults, we have a favorite sweater. Even though the emotional value of toys and sweaters might be high, their financial values are often quite low....
Navigating holidays after your divorce
Many people see Halloween as the kick-off to the holiday season. Before we know it, Thanksgiving and Christmas will be upon us. For divorced parents and their families, the holiday season can bring even more stress. Many parents might wonder how they will divide time...