Women's Divorce Blog
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Women's Divorce Blog
1M ago
Empower your divorce journey with savvy financial awareness. Explore expert tips for preparing financially, securing your future post-divorce ..read more
Women's Divorce Blog
8M ago
Learn a quick technique to help you find calm during the turmoil of divorce and feel more in control ..read more
Women's Divorce Blog
1y ago
A prenup details how certain financial matters are handled if a couple divorces or one spouse dies. Here’s what you need to know to make an informed decision ..read more
Women's Divorce Blog
1y ago
There are certain circumstance in which the terms of your divorce can be changed. Find out what they are ..read more
Women's Divorce Blog
1y ago
All states now have the option for file for a no-fault divorce. Find out if this is the best option for you ..read more
Women's Divorce Blog
1y ago
If you have children with your ex, there is a good chance you’ll spend part of your holidays away from them. While it’s nice to have a break, it can leave you feeling lost and lonely. Here are some tips to help you get through the holiday season ..read more
Women's Divorce Blog
1y ago
A parent can be deemed unfit for custody or visitation for various reasons, some of which include child neglect, abuse, or a drug/alcohol addiction. Find out what else is considered here ..read more
Women's Divorce Blog
1y ago
Child support guidelines recognize that dependent children need to be covered by a health insurance plan. Find out how Judges decide which parent will be responsible for coverage ..read more
Women's Divorce Blog
1y ago
Grounds for modifying visitation include your child being in danger, a parent physically relocating, or the other parent creating an unstable environment for your child. Find out the rest here ..read more
Women's Divorce Blog
1y ago
For child support purposes, these would be considered necessary and reasonable health-related expenses for a minor child. Find out how these expenses are split between divorced parents ..read more