Why Now is the Time to Work on Your Custody Case
I prepared about 1000 hours for my final court hearing. That’s about two-hours a day, five days a week, for 100 weeks or two years! If you are looking for something to do while you are spending a month at home “social distancing,” consider not binge watching the Marvel series but instead working on your custody case. Below are 10 elements you can be doing at home to prepare for your final court hearing.
Dealing With Divorce When Alimony is Involved
Alimony is a sensitive and difficult subject, so whether you’re seeking alimony or want to fight against it, it’s crucial to have experienced lawyers on your side. As well as being a complex issue, changing laws mean you need to have the most up to date knowledge and information to be successful.
The “Onward” Value of a Father in a Kid’s Life
“Onward” is a tough story of two brother, Ian & Bartley, who on Ian’s 16th birthday begin a quest for magic to bring back their deceased father for one single day. As the story opens, Ian is a shy, skinny kid who is missing a father he never knew. On his birthday, he is hoping he’ll have the courage to change his life and begin checking off a few goals.
Mark This Time as Special Time With Your Kids
Even if you have equal custody or shared parenting, there will probably never in your life be this much time spent at home with your kids. Think about it, most of the time you are working outside of the home, your kids are rushing to a birthday parties or baseball games. But right now, right this second in April of 2020, everybody is home. Nobody is in school, and hopefully you are working from home as well.
Covid-19 is not the Time to Fight with Your Ex
For most of us alive, we have never seen a worldwide pandemic like we are all witnessing with Covid-19. It is overwhelming in comparison to even to the feelings felt on September 11th. I remember traveling shortly after that crisis. People were nicer, traffic merged easier, and passengers from different rows in airplanes introduced themselves with respect and courtesy.
7 Tips To Turning Your Life Around
Breakups are hard. Losing someone is devastating. But, both of these things are instanced that can happen in one moment in time. However hard they can be to overcome and move on from, time still ticks on by. And you may find that you get to a point where you want to be happy again.
Moving on: Healthy Relationships After Divorce
A divorce is one of the most stressful things that a person can experience. The whole process of a divorce is fraught with emotion and obstacles that need to be overcome. Being stuck in an unhappy marriage, coupled with the aftermath of separation, is incredibly stressful. Dealing with all the wrangling over possessions, and most importantly, who gets custody of the kids can really take their toll on both your physical and mental health.
“Parenting time” vs “Custody”
After a divorce or a break up that involves children, people immediately begin to invoke the word “custody.” The concept of custody is antiquated. Custody presumes that there can only be one parent who truly makes decisions and monopolizes the children’s time. This custody concept leaves the other parent as the parent “without custody” and only gets every other weekend at best.
How to Work from Home in the Motor Trade
If you’re a single parent or share custody, you’ll need a job you can fit around family life. When you choose to work in a flexible industry, such as the motor trade, you can build a thriving business, earn a great income and work from home. If you have experience working with cars or an interest in engines, starting a business in the motor trade could be easier than you think.
Apps to Aid Your Midlife Career Change Before the Big Switch
When you are 40 or older, you may experience a change in values that could affect how you see your job and the industry you work in. Perhaps, you want more flexibility in your work hours, better retirement benefits, more productive use of your skills and experience, or a job that makes you happy. No matter your reason, it will most likely produce the desire to switch to a career that best suits your present and future values.
How To Help Your Children Through A Divorce
Going through a divorce can be tough for everyone, but not only is it tough for you and your partner, its just as triggering for your children. It’s important that even though you’re going through it, you consider your children in this turmoil too. They’re your responsibility, and therefore you owe it to them to look after them properly. Here are some tips to help your children through a divorce.
Are You The Best Role Model You Could Be For Your Kids?
One of our most important tasks in parenting is to be a great role model for our children. If kids have been through a tough time, such as parental divorce, this becomes more crucial than ever. They need to know that they have our love but they also need our guidance in uncertain times. Learning to keep your own emotions and biases out of the picture, focus on what your children need from you, and model positive habits and behavior is vital. How you are as a Dad shapes their view of the world and the type of adult they will become. But of course, there’s no manual handed out when you become a parent- so how do you make the right moves – for your kids?