In the past, divorcing parents usually moved into two separate residences after selling the family home. If the parents chose to share custody of the kids, they would shuttle the young ones between each parent’s home at the beginnings and ends of scheduled parenting...
Estate planning is something that many people do not understand. You may know that it is preparing for what happens with your assets after you die, but it is actually much more than that. Due to misconceptions about estate planning, you may not think it is something...
If you have children with your ex-spouse, you will still be working together with him or her in tandem to raise your children after divorce. People commonly deem this as “co-parenting,” and usually this is the custodial arrangement after divorce unless there were...