Divorce is tough for everyone, but it tends to be especially hard for kids. It can be very scary, and the fact that kids are so powerless to help or to influence what happens when their parents are divorcing makes it even scarier for them. Here are some ways of…
Adopting a child is a big adjustment, both for you and obviously for the child! You’ve gone through a lot to make the adoption possible, and you want everything to go perfectly when your new child arrives. Adoption Transition Plan There are things you can do to make the transition…
After your divorce is final, you probably don’t have any great inclination to cooperate with your ex about anything. You may never want to see your ex-spouse again, but to your children it’s very important to have the security of a dependable relationship with both parents. Tips on Co-Parenting After Divorce…
Divorce is complicated in general, but military benefits and military policies make military divorce even more complicated. To further muddy the waters, military personnel are often stationed away from home, meaning it’s usually not even obvious where the divorce should be filed. Here are some of the issues to consider…
What Does it Mean When a Divorce is Uncontested? Divorces in Alabama can be contested or uncontested. If you and your spouse are in agreement on all aspects of your divorce, you can file for an uncontested divorce. An uncontested divorce is both relatively simple and less costly, but you…
As a parent, one of your primary goals in life is to protect your children from harm – physical and emotional. Unfortunately, this can become a challenge during the process of divorce. Children of all ages are very sensitive to the emotional dynamics that exist in their home, as well…
