Early in the pandemic, divorce rates had increased by 34 percent in the United States, but did they continue that trend for the rest of the year? Here is a look at COVID-19’s impact on divorce rates. During the First Months In April of 2020, just one...
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many things that were once the norm flipped on their heads. With all the uncertainty in the world and the additional dangers of travel, one essential function the pandemic impacted was co-parenting. As the fallout from COVID-19 continues, families are asking...
Divorce is a hard occurrence in anyone’s life. And while it is not something that couples plan, it can eventually happen for various reasons. The ending of a marriage is not only difficult emotionally, but it can become complicated due to the finances and property...
The pandemic made most aspects of life more complicated, including co-parenting. With the uncertainty and potential exposures to the virus, parenting has become more difficult than ever, especially for parents that are not together. Check out this quick guide on how COVID-19 might impact your...
Divorce is never easy, but it is especially challenging when children are involved. Tensions can ride high between the parents because neither wants to lose time with their child. That is why both parents should hire a professional attorney to ensure their recommendations are heard...
The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed life as we know it. One group of people especially affected by the crisis are divorced parents. People had to figure out custody matters with children learning from home and transfer them from one home to another while social distancing....
The COVID-19 pandemic transformed life as we know it. Schools and businesses shut down for months on end, and lots of people lost their jobs. The pandemic has also impacted families—especially children of divorced parents. This article will answer the question: how has COVID-19 affected...
The health and safety of your children are important, so you might wonder if there are any updates to custody rules during this time. We’ll discuss the changes to child custody and visitation during the pandemic. Shelter-in-Place Orders In general, any agreements regarding visitation and custody made...
Marriage is not for everyone. Sometimes, a couple does not feel the need to legalize their union through a ceremony. This could be for religious reasons or not wanting to spend a ton of money on a wedding. However, it is important to note that...
Sometimes, a relationship does not work out. If a couple does not have any children, the process of ending a relationship is a little easier. However, couples with kids must deal with issues such as child support, visitation, and custody. The latter can be especially...