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A couple picks a surrogate because they’re trying to find someone who will also prioritize their child’s best interests. The future parents may want the surrogate to avoid certain foods or even follow a specific diet. It is often possible to make these types of...
Many couples plan for a joint retirement. They may have savings that they put aside together or other financial assets. In many cases, one person will be part of a retirement plan through their employment, and their spouse will be expecting to use that retirement plan...
Divorce involves more than the division of property and parenting time. It often requires rethinking of an individual’s insurance coverage as well. From health and life insurance to car and homeowners’ policies, separating spouses generally need to review their...
Your spouse is aiming for a five-bedroom house with a pool. You would be happy for the two of you to live in a one-bedroom apartment. It’s unlikely this happened out of the blue, as people’s attitudes to money develop over a long time. Yet many couples ignored the red...
Adoption is a meaningful way to grow a family, but the process can vary depending on the type of adoption chosen. Understanding the options available can help people prepare for the steps ahead. Below are some key points to consider. Private domestic adoption...
Divorce proceedings are naturally different for every couple. The circumstances of the spouses and the reason for the divorce influence what happens at the end of a marriage. Typically, spouses have to divide their shared responsibilities and their assets. The...
Creating a parenting time schedule for preschoolers and young children requires special consideration. At this stage in life, children are still developing rapidly, both emotionally and cognitively, and transitions between homes can feel overwhelming if not handled...
Taking a trip with your children can be a great opportunity to bond and forge memories. Divorce need not get in the way of this, but it does mean it will be different and require additional planning. Here are some additional considerations if you and your ex are...
Child support is a financial obligation paid by a noncustodial parent (the parent who doesn’t live with their child) to the custodial parent (the parent who lives with the child). This should cover the costs of raising their child or children, such as food, clothing,...
Dealing with child visitation can be challenging, especially when an ex-partner blocks access to your child. Understanding your rights and knowing how to respond is crucial for maintaining a healthy relationship with your child. Here, we explore signs that an ex might...