Divorce is difficult for children of any age. However, due to the potential for risky behavior in response to their parent's divorce, teenage children present a unique set of concerns. The following is a list of "Do's" and "Don't" to think about as … [Read more]
What Happens to Your Mortgage in a Divorce?
Often there is confusion surrounding a marital home in a divorce case. There are two different things to consider: the deed to your home - i.e. who has the legal right to live there, and the mortgage on your home - i.e. who has the legal … [Read more]
Who Gets Divorced in America?
Everyone has heard the divorce statistic that 50% of marriage end in divorce. That is certainly not the case these days. In fact, the divorce rate in the US has been steadily (but slowly) declining since the early 1980s. If current trends hold, the … [Read more]
Recent Study Suggests Equal Time Sharing is Better for Kid’s Health
A recent study analyzed the living arrangements of 147,839 children in the sixth and ninth grades. Of the children studied, 69% lived at home with both parents, 21% lived mostly or entirely with one parent, and 10% spent about equal time with both … [Read more]
