You may be considering talking about your divorce to your children. It may not be an easy conversation, but it is a necessary one. If your children hear about your divorce from you first, it could protect them from the news getting out from someone else – which could...
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How to peacefully and effectively co-parent through prom season
Prom is among the highlights of most kids’ high school years – especially their senior prom. For parents, it’s a mix of excitement, nostalgia for their own prom and concern about their child’s safety. For separated and divorced parents, there’s typically an extra...
3 benefits of creating a parenting plan
Child custody is an integral part of a divorce involving children. In Michigan, a child has a right to parenting time with each parent unless stated otherwise by a judge. Thus, it will help to create a plan to ensure your kid(s) are well taken care of after your...
What happens when business partners divorce?
As business partners, you and your spouse share responsibility for making your business work. If you decide to divorce, you may continue to share the responsibility for ensuring the business remains operational during the divorce process and possibly beyond that...
4 tips for coping with divorce
Divorce can be challenging – during the process and after it's finalized. You will go through different changes, emotionally and financially. However, you can manage these changes and create a happy new life. Below are four tips for coping with divorce: Accept your...
3 things to tell your kids during your divorce
One of the more difficult things that parents have to do when they decide to divorce is tell the children. This can be a traumatic time for them, but it’s something that must be done. In most cases, it’s best if both parents gather all the children together and tell...
Should you parallel parent or co-parent after divorce?
Childless couples only need to think about themselves in a divorce. Parents need to put aside some of their own preferences to do what is right for their children. The ideal situation is that you can co-parent, but in some cases, it may be best to parallel parent....
Planning for holiday travel with your children after divorce
As we approach the holidays, many divorced parents may be planning to travel with their children to visit family or take a vacation. Before you make any plans, particularly if they involve traveling outside Michigan or across the border into Canada, it’s crucial to...
Is your marriage heading toward divorce?
Most people can’t pinpoint one specific incident that led to their divorce. Instead, there are usually a bunch of little things that caused the marriage to dissolve slowly. Knowing the signs that a marriage is failing may help you to prepare for a divorce or to try...
What are the downsides to birdnesting?
You may have heard of the positive aspects of "birdnesting," which is when two divorced parents allow the children to stay in the family home. These parents then set up a custody schedule where they move in and out of that house, allowing them each to have custody at...