Going into a divorce, child support agreements can be confusing enough simply on an organizational level. After all, you are working to secure and plan for the financial future of your child or children. It often takes a concerted effort to lay this groundwork....
Parents have a responsibility to provide for their children financially until they can become self-supporting. If you and your spouse divorce, you may have to fulfill this obligation by paying child support rather than contributing to the general household income as...
If you have decided to move forward with a divorce and you have kids, there are various issues you should focus on. For starters, you should not feel guilty if ending your marriage has become necessary. Many parents decide to part ways with their child's other parent,...
In the past, the perception was that prenuptial agreements were only for people who had inherited a lot of money or who had a history of previous marriages. Nevertheless, perceptions are changing and with it, the demographics of couples seeking prenuptial agreements....
When a couple decides to end a marriage, the children are often collateral damage and caught in the middle, even when both parents work to minimize the damage. According to HelpGuide International, kids experience disbelief, anxiety, anger and stress at high levels as...
When going through divorce, you still want to put your child's well-being and best interest first. This might mean choosing joint custody, which serves as a strong option for many different families. How does joint custody work? Joint custody is such a popular option...
The subject of spousal support raises many questions. Even an amicable divorce can become tense when the issue of finances arises. Separating spouses can learn key facts about support in Oregon to avoid unpleasant surprises. 1. Spousal support typically has a time...
Wealth often dictates many aspects of marriage and divorce alike. Popular myth states that couples with more wealth tend to fight more often during divorce, too. But how true is that? And do assets and wealth themselves contribute to arguments or is it something more?...
Even in the best of circumstances, divorce presents emotional, social and financial challenges. Dealing with a partner who engages in aggressive or other troublesome behaviors could make things harder. If you must go to court against a manipulative partner, you should...
Divorce can be amicable or fraught with tension and conflict. Even if both parties are completely in agreement and negotiations are peaceful, the aftermath of a divorce can be especially confusing and stressful for your minor children, and this applies doubly in the...