Divorce causes upheaval for the whole family, not just the adults. Kids are particularly prone to experiencing stress from divorce, and as a parent, you want to do everything in your power to help them cope. Almost inevitably, one parent leaves the marital home and starts a new life—and kids have to travel back and …
Read MoreWatching a friend or family member go through a divorce is tough. Divorce involves grief, anger, hurt and sometimes even depression, and while your first reaction may be anger at the soon-to-be ex-spouse, you’ll need to pull yourself together so you can support your loved one (friend or family member) through this difficult time. Your …
Read MoreOnce you have been granted a divorce, is it appropriate to maintain relationships with members of your ex’s family? If it is, how do you have to change the dynamics? These are common questions, and most people would agree that the answers depend on your comfort level, how well you get along with your ex, …
Read MoreThere are many reasons you may choose to live in the same house as your ex during divorce. You may wish to continue sharing resources and save money so you can be more successful when you venture out on your own, or you may have other, more personal reasons. If you choose to continue living …
Read MoreWhen you start talking to a Mississauga divorce lawyer about dissolving your marriage, you may realize the loneliness you felt during your marriage is growing. Don’t worry—that’s completely normal. People generally begin bouncing back soon after their Mississauga divorce lawyer hands them a Certificate of Divorce. Loneliness during Your Divorce Feelings of loneliness are common …
Read MoreGetting married after your Barrie divorce lawyer has handed over your divorce certificate presents a unique set of challenges. You may bring emotional lessons learned from your previous marriage (and so may your new spouse), different financial circumstances and backgrounds play a role, and you or your new spouse may have kids. Nearly half of …
Read MoreDuring your divorce, your financial circumstances will probably change. Many people choose to move in with parents or friends when they separate from their spouse – either to save money or to have access to supportive people (or both). If you intend to move in with your parents or with friends, let your Mississauga divorce …
Read MoreMarriage counselling and therapy can stop a divorce in its tracks – but is it the right choice for you? Even if you’ve already spoken with a North York divorce lawyer, you may be considering it. Naturally, you’ll need to let your North York divorce lawyer know if you intend to put your divorce on …
Read MoreParents are busier than ever – especially single parents. Once your Toronto divorce lawyer has filed your paperwork and you’re on your own, you may feel a little overwhelmed in the parenting department. With jam-packed schedules, kids who are feeling the pressure from your divorce and big adjustments for the whole family, many parents turn …
Read MoreParental alienation causes long-lasting, and sometimes permanent, damage between parents and kids. Typically, parental alienation occurs when one parent deliberately or unintentionally takes actions that create emotional distance between a child and the other parent. If you think you or your child are falling victim to parental alienation during or after your divorce, let your …
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