If you’re married to a narcissist, you’ve probably already been through the ringer. From circular arguments that never seem to end, to walking on eggshells and finding it impossible to accommodate them, you may be aware that narcissism is as much a personality...
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Month: June 2020
How to work through child custody conflicts
If you and your spouse are parents, creating a custody agreement could be the most challenging part of your divorce. You two likely have differing ideas about what is best for your children. And neither of you will want to back down from your beliefs. Emotions can run...
How co-parenting apps can make your life easier
Even if your divorce was otherwise amicable, navigating the unfamiliar terrain of co-parenting post-divorce can be challenging. Successful co-parenting relies heavily on communication to keep everyone in the loop about drop-offs, pick-ups, appointments, school...
Three ways you can use social media safely during divorce
Now, more than ever, we live in a fishbowl. Social media has allowed for almost anyone to get a glimpse into our everyday lives. In some cases, this is beneficial as it can provide a support network and a way to stay connected to family, friends and loved ones. In...
Divorcing an alcoholic: what to know about child custody
If you’re going through a divorce with someone who abuses alcohol, you’re likely familiar with the whirlwind of pain and difficulties the process can bring. Divorce is already painful enough; having to put forward the energy to reason with an alcoholic ex-partner can...
Don’t let social media influence your divorce outcome
Most people live at least part of their lives in the virtual world. Social media helps your connect with friends and family, but it can also leave trails of your most private and vulnerable thoughts and experiences, some of which can impact life in the real world if...
3 common questions about divorcing a business partner
Joint business ownership can be a thrilling way to make a living with a spouse, but it can become a major burden if your marriage ends. For divorcing spouses who co-own a business, the path forward isn’t always clear. Whether it’s a small business or shares in a...
Social media, negative comments and divorce: Is it legal?
Social media plays a very visible role in our daily lives. We use it to keep in touch with family, friends, loved ones, business associates and even our religious communities. When going through a divorce, one party may use this platform to attempt to destroy the...
Five benefits of mediation over traditional litigation for divorce
Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution, meaning it provides an option to resolve a dispute other than traditional litigation. Traditional litigation generally takes place within the courthouse and is subject to strict rules while mediation has a bit...
Should you mediate or litigate your divorce?
Divorce today is much different than it was for previous generations. In addition to the reduced social stigma, those who are going through a divorce now have choices. In the past, litigation was pretty much it. Now, alternate dispute resolution options like mediation...
