Gray divorce, which refers to divorce among individuals aged 50 and older, has become increasingly common. This trend reflects changing societal norms, longer life expectancies, and a growing desire for personal fulfillment in later life. With divorce rates rising...
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Year: 2024
Tips for effective communication for parenting with your ex
Having to continue to communicate with an ex because you share children can be a very challenging situation. In many cases, parents will have to put their differences aside so they can do what’s necessary for the children. Because contentious situations can bring out...
5 ways to regain financial stability after a divorce
Divorce often brings emotional challenges and financial strain. The process can leave individuals grappling with new financial realities, such as dividing assets and managing expenses on a single income. Regaining financial stability after divorce requires careful...
Should you tell the kids about divorce one at a time?
You know that the divorce conversation is going to be a difficult one to have with your children. At the same time, you know that you need to inform them that you and your partner are going to split up. The exact information you want to give them may be a bit...
Custody and the law regarding parental addiction
Some parents struggle to function on the job, at home with the kids and while out in the community, all while battling against a raging addiction to drugs or alcohol. And while they might keep the beast at bay part of the time, it’s impossible for it not to show its...
Your commute could increase your divorce odds
There are a variety of things that can increase your divorce odds. Technically, your odds of divorce are higher if you married at a young age. The odds of divorce could also go up if you have a high-conflict relationship and you and your spouse are constantly arguing....
Co-parents, is the school year off to a rocky start?
The beginning of a new school year can be challenging for any family, but it can be especially difficult for co-parents navigating the complexities of shared custody and communication. If your child's school year is off to a rocky start, it's important to address...
What to know about divorce guilt
Guilt is one of the most common emotions people going through a divorce experience. Divorcing couples feel guilty for many reasons. They may feel guilty for breaking the vows they made when they got married or for making their kids go through the pain of divorce. ...
Can you still spend money during a divorce?
Your spending habits may be scrutinized during a divorce. Reckless and intentional spending is often known as the dissipation of marital assets, for instance. You might be accused of trying to spend money quickly before the divorce just so that you and your spouse do...
Understanding earning potential and underemployment
In Ohio, among the factors used to determine alimony (spousal support) are not just the income but the earning potential of both spouses. Earning potential, which is sometimes referred to as “imputed income,” is the amount of money a person should be able to earn...