By aphlaw | Published November 8, 2021 | Posted in Child Custody, Divorce, Family Law | Tagged Tags: coparenting, coparenting apps, coparenting tips | Comments Off on Try These Helpful Coparenting Apps
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Try These Helpful Coparenting Apps
Today’s parents have a wide range of tools and technologies available to make coparenting while divorced much easier from a communication and information sharing standpoint. Relying on these apps can help you stay organized and make communication less fraught and tense. Here are a few examples of some of these apps you should look into Read More
Read MoreTherapy During Divorce Can Be Highly Beneficial
The divorce process can be mentally and emotionally taxing, especially considering all the uncharted waters you will have to navigate. You might find it worth your while to seek the assistance of a therapist during this process to help you take care of your emotional wellbeing. Here are a few reasons to consider doing so. Read More
Read MoreTips for Living With Your Spouse During the Divorce Process
It’s understandable to want to find a new living situation as soon as possible if you and your spouse are divorcing. However, in some cases that simply is not possible or practical, which means you will need to spend more time together. This can be awkward or uncomfortable during the divorce process, but there are Read More
Read MoreProtecting Your Rights During a Legal Separation
If you and your spouse seek a legal separation, the court can rule on issues such as child custody and support, spousal support, property division and other such issues, just as it would during a divorce. However, during the separation the spouses are still legally married and are not allowed to remarry without a divorce. Read More
Read MoreHow Divorce Can Impact Children’s School Performance
As you go through and come out of your divorce, keep in mind that you aren’t the only one dealing with the emotional fallout of the process. Your children will likely have some emotional cars as well, and that damage can manifest itself in children’s performance and behavior at school. Here are a few examples Read More
Read MoreTips for Making Child Visitation Easier for Your Kids
Divorce is hard on everyone, but children are often particularly affected, especially young children who might not have the ability to fully understand why their parents are splitting up. Visitation allows the non-custodial parent to have the opportunity to spend quality time with their children, but it can also be emotionally fraught, especially if the Read More
Read MoreEnsuring Your Children Have Health Insurance Coverage After a Divorce
After you get divorced, it is likely your children will spend some time living with both you and your ex-spouse, in accordance with your child custody arrangements. One of the issues you’re going to need to address with your ex is how your children will get health insurance coverage. The choices you make will likely Read More
Read MoreHow Long Does the Average Marriage in America Last?
You’ve probably heard various statements that marriages in America don’t last, or that the divorce rate is at record highs. But is this true? And how long does the average marriage actually last in the United States? Here’s a quick look at the research. Average marriage length The average marriage that ends in divorce lasts Read More
Read MoreDivorce Rates Rise Significantly During COVID-19 Pandemic
As many experts predicted would happen, the divorce rate has risen significantly throughout the United States during the COVID-19 pandemic. The long-term shutdowns and closures caused many couples to be stuck at home with each other for months at a time, and in relationships that already had a fair amount of tension, this has led Read More
Read MoreWhen Family Courts Do and Don’t Allow Name Changes for Children
The process of petitioning the court to change a child’s name is relatively simple, but the judge will only allow the name change to go forward if they believe it to be in the best interest of the child. This means the standards will vary from case to case. A court is likely to allow Read More
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