How To Co-Parent After Divorce
For married partners with kids, saying goodbye to all ties with your ex after a divorce is not possible. Many couples determine they both want visitation and custody of their children from the marriage which will cause both parties to work together. Co-parenting can be difficult after a long divorce or when your partner has unresolved mental health issues.
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How Can You Be Amicable During Divorce?
The process of divorce can be complex and come with a lot of distrust and anger, but you can have an amicable divorce and remain civil with your ex. Especially during the divorce process, staying calm will help in child custody, splitting assets, and moving forward a better experience for all. Amidst a lot of emotions, it may be hard to stay level-headed, but prioritizing amicability will help the process end on a high note. Being amicable during divorce will help all parties to heal and provide a bright future. KNK lawyers can help you understand other legal processes and mitigate frustration during proceedings.
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Annulment vs. Divorce: Which Is The Best Option For You?
Two legal options exist when it comes to ending a marriage or other domestic partnership, an annulment and divorce. Both of these options have similarities, but they can be used for different situations and couples. Couples wishing to end their marriage should learn more about each option to determine the best option for them.
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Can A Criminal Conviction Affect Child Custody?
Going to court for a child custody case will involve looking at both parent's backgrounds, criminal records, employment histories, and other factors that could affect the child's safety. Each case has unique variables and factors that will affect the custody agreement the judge and plaintiffs agree on. In Utah, the court system will generally do its best to keep both parents as a part of the child's life, even if one has primary custody and the other has shared. If any parent is deemed unfit by criminal record or living conditions, they may find themselves with limited rights to their child.
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How Long Does Spousal Support Last?
In the many complexities of divorce, spousal support is one aspect that needs to be determined before a divorce is finalized. Spousal support is also referred to as alimony or maintenance. This payment may be court-ordered or mutually agreed upon by the partners to help one spouse retain financial sustenance. If partners split and spousal […]
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7 Factors That Affect The Cost Of Divorce
The divorce process can be long and complicated, especially when children, assets, and other factors are involved. The cost of divorce can vary depending on your location and what you hope to obtain out of the marriage. Understanding what could impact or change the cost of divorce will help clients know how their finances could be affected and make plans to pay for legal costs.
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