Divorce
Why Divorce Can Make People Feel Like a Failure
Divorce has a way of stirring up emotions we never expected—especially that quiet, heavy feeling of “Did I fail?” For many people, the end of a marriage isn’t just a legal transition; it’s a deeply personal moment that can shake their confidence and sense of identity. But feeling like a failure doesn’t mean you are…
Read MoreThe “Summer of New Traditions” – Join us June 5 for Our Free Divorce Options(R) Online
While divorce marks the end of one story, it also gives you the “editor’s pen” for the next. This summer, give yourself permission to skip the events that drain you and lean into the activities that fill you up. Building a new life requires both emotional courage and practical knowledge. Transitioning from “we” to “me”…
Read MoreUnderstanding Child Custody Modifications After Divorce
While custody agreements serve the purpose of bringing stability to your post-divorce life, there may be instances in which these agreements will need modification down the road. This may be due to changes in your life, your child’s needs or any number of reasons. But it is crucial that you have an understanding of the…
Read MoreSpousal Support in California: Key Insights You Should Understand
In “Spousal Support in California: What You Should Know” by Jami Fosgate, readers will be led through the one of the most difficult parts of divorce: how spousal support is determined. Unlike child support, an amount is not set in stone for long-term support, the article adds; judges take into account various aspects including length…
Read MoreDivorce Mediation: Is It the Right Fit for You?
The thought of divorce can be daunting — but knowing your options may help. This article considers the above questions of how mediation is a peaceful more collaborative solution to traditional court battles between couples, allowing them to work together towards solutions that would be in everyone’s best long-term interests — particularly children. Rather than…
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