How Can I Stop The Fighting In A Divorce?
Divorce is not a game of chess. The property, stock accounts, and other possessions are not pieces that can be moved around the board to strategically pressure one side into following the wishes of the other. Yet many spouses fail to understand this. In the eyes of some ex-husbands and ex-wives, the fire of divorce […]
Custody: Stay together for the Children?
When dealing with issues of child custody, a question that arises with some frequency is: “Should we stay together for the children?” This is a question that has undoubtedly been asked over countless years by parents struggling with a desire to achieve personal fulfillment in the context of trying to balance that with the desire […]
A Real Mood Killer: Premarital Agreements
Marriage involves money. During your honeymoon, you probably won’t be thinking about it. But after the honeymoon is over, the realization will inevitably hit. There will be bills to pay. There will be unforeseen expenses. And slowly but surely, you will come to realize that you and your spouse’s finances are now integrated together. The […]
Defining the Undefined: Cohabitation Agreements
Maybe marriage isn’t for you and your partner. Unlike friends and relatives, perhaps the two of you don’t feel the need to have an official wedding. Instead, all that the two of you may deem necessary is a sense of mutual love. Such a situation, referred to as cohabitation, has become increasingly common in recent […]