Money can be a source of stress in any marriage. However, when one partner uses it to control the other, it becomes a serious problem. Financial power plays can create an unhealthy imbalance and damage the foundation of a marriage. Here are some important points to...
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Which spouse keeps the travel perks in a divorce?
If you are facing divorce, you may have already determined the custody of your children and other important aspects of the split. Even if you think you have covered all the issues in your divorce, there may still be some matters remaining. One often overlooked asset...
2 considerations for property division
One of the things that has to be done before you can legally end your marriage is splitting up the marital estate. This isn’t always easy, particularly when there are significant and complex assets. The first step in property division is determining what’s included in...
What is the first right of refusal in child custody?
Parenting plans often include a variety of terms for both parents. One of these is referred to as the first right of refusal, which is a rule that allows the parent who isn’t physically with the child at the time to care for the child during the other parent’s...
Is your spouse concealing assets during your high-asset divorce?
High-asset divorces often involve complex financial portfolios, multiple income streams and valuable property. Unfortunately, that also creates more opportunities for one spouse to try to hide assets to reduce what the other receives during the property division...
2 ways couples can minimize arguments during divorce
Divorce can be an emotionally draining experience, even for couples who agree that divorce is the best way forward. The end of a relationship brings about a flood of feelings, from sadness to anger — and sometimes resentment. While these emotions are natural, they...
Strategies narcissist co-parents use to gain custody of kids
When going through a custody battle, it's easy to assume both parents are fighting because they deeply care about their children's well-being. But when one of those parents is a narcissist, the reality can be far more manipulative and harmful. Narcissistic co-parents...
How do courts decide custody?
If you’re a parent and divorcing, one of the hardest questions you might have is “where will my children end up?” It's an emotional process, and understandably, you want what’s best for your child. Custody decisions can feel overwhelming and confusing, especially...
Does the spouse who earned the pension keep it in the divorce?
Property division is a difficult challenge to overcome during a divorce. Many spouses find themselves disagreeing about what is fair or appropriate. They may even disagree about what assets are subject to division. If they can’t reach their own settlement, then they...
Steps to take for habitual violations of Georgia custody orders
Child custody agreements are legally binding contracts designed to prioritize the welfare of the child and maintain harmony between co-parents. Unfortunately, when one parent repeatedly violates these agreements, it can disrupt a child's stability and lead to...
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