Should I Get a Prenup?

Questions like “Should I get a prenup?” usually don’t cross your mind when you’re thinking about getting married, but it’s something that needs to be considered. By Sarah J. Jacobs,…

Coping with Divorce Stress? Use This Quick Calming Strategy

Getting divorced is never easy, especially if you’re dealing with an uncooperative ex. It can feel like your world has been turned upside down and you’re probably overwhelmed by all…

What is Alimony and How Long Does it Last?

For many women facing divorce, their top fears revolve around their children (if they have them) and how the situation might affect them. And, of course, the money and finances.…

A Handy Guide to Money Matters

Facing the prospect of divorce can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to finances. Whether you’re contemplating a separation or already navigating the divorce process, it’s crucial to prioritize your…

Child Custody and Visitation Basics

One of the biggest conflicts in many divorce cases is how child custody and visitation will be structured. By Tracy Achen, Divorce Coach Child custody refers to the legal arrangement…

Modifying Your Parenting Time Plan

By Sarah J. Jacobs, Family Law Attorney When you first separated from your ex, your parenting time plan may have taken a lot of time to negotiate. You may have had to…

Annulment vs Divorce – What’s the Difference

The question of getting an annulment vs divorce is one that comes up often on this site. There are pros and cons of each, so you need to understand how…

Visitation Guidelines For A Sick Child

Are there visitation guidelines for a sick child? Generally, this is an issue that is not addressed by the court, but rather by the common sense of the child’s parents.…

Emotionally Abusive Relationships – Reclaiming Your Power

An emotionally abusive relationship is one in which the abuser uses non-physical behaviors to control, manipulate, and demean the other person. Over time, it ends up creating a power imbalance…

Child Custody Jurisdiction – What You Need to Know

For child custody issues to be determined by the court, the court must have custody jurisdiction to rule on your case. By WomansDivorce | Answers by Brette Sember, J.D. Jurisdiction…