Deciding to get a divorce is a big decision. But it is one that about one-third of couples will make at some point in their marriage. If you are facing this weighty decision, here are five questions you should first ask yourself. 1. What Are Your Expectations for Your Spouse? Many marital conflicts arise because of unvoiced...
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Divorce is tough for anyone, but it is especially tough on children. While it may seem daunting to develop a plan for co-parenting with your ex, it is an important step to take for the well-being of your child. Whether the relationship had a tough or friendly ending, it’s important to develop a successful parenting...
If you’ve been following celebrity news, Justin Theroux talked about his divorce from Jennifer Aniston. He described it as “kind of the most gentle separation.” It’s not something new, of course. Remember Gwyneth Paltrow’s “conscious uncoupling” back in 2014? This is proof that an amicable breakup isn’t that shocking in Hollywood. And even for non-celebrity...
If you’re going through the process of divorce, child custody is a topic that’s sure to come up in proceedings. Sometimes shared custody is not what’s best for a child. This is where the concept of a custodial parent comes in. Custodial parenting involves having custody of a child the majority of the time. Knowing...
When you got divorced, you and your spouse had a parenting plan set up for children. You may be wondering if that parenting plan can be modified. In this article, we will list milestones you should pay attention to for re-examining your parenting plan. Changes in the Needs of Your Child If there have been...
You do not think you are ever going to get a divorce when you get married. Unfortunately, the reality is that 40-50% of couples in the United States do get divorced! Many of these couples have children that can be negatively impacted by the process. How can you support your family through a divorce? Last...
Divorces are a challenge for all families. Even if the circumstances are amicable and both parents are supportive, there will be challenging circumstances surrounding the divorce for years to come. As you and your co-parent now figure out how to raise your children, separately, here are some tips you might consider for supporting your family...
You or your ex already has custody of your child or children. How do you modify this? What are appropriate circumstances that would enable you to modify a custody order in South Carolina? Here’s your answer. The Basics Of Modification Before we get into the potential circumstances that might enable you to be successful in...