On their own, divorced couples would likely never consider having a holiday celebration together, such as getting together on Christmas. But for divorced parents, they understand that the Christmas holidays are very special for their children. They may be wondering –...
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Year: 2022
January has a reputation for divorce
January is the start of a new year, and it’s a chance for many people to start fresh. They make resolutions, they set goals and they try to stick to them. They want to improve their lives and make big changes. Sure, they could do this any time during the year, but the...
Tips for traveling by air alone with your child over the holidays
If you’re flying with your child over the holidays for the first time since your separation or divorce, you might encounter more questions than anticipated from Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents or employees at other security checkpoints. Some...
Why daughters need their fathers after divorce
If you’re a divorcing father with a daughter, you may have people – even well-meaning people who are on your side – telling you that it’s better for your wife to get more parenting time with your child. You’re probably more likely to hear this if your daughter is in...
Rules for social media during your divorce
Getting a divorce is something that can be an extremely delicate and complex process to navigate. A single mistake or oversight can be enough to cost you dearly in matters such as custody agreements, asset division, and child support and alimony. One of the most...
What is supervised visitation?
As a parent, your number one priority is the welfare of your child. The best interests of the child are also at the heart of every custody decision that the family court makes. Generally, the court prefers both parents to remain involved in the child’s life, in as...
Are your in-laws making your divorce more difficult?
Your long-term relationship has come to an end. This is something that can be very difficult to come to terms with. Fortunately, the end of a relationship can also be viewed as a new beginning and both you and your spouse can come through the other side eventually....
Divorce mediation: 3 tips for success
More and more couples are shunning litigated divorce for mediation. And there is a good reason for this. Unlike litigation, mediation is less stressful, cost-effective and private. However, for divorce mediation to work, you must get it right. Here are three tips...
Can I relocate with my children after my divorce?
After a divorce in Tennessee, it may be many weeks or many months before your life starts to feel normal again. From the new living arrangement to the lower standard of living now that you only have your own income, it can take some time to adjust. You may need to...
Tips for telling the children about divorce
It can sometimes be difficult to tell your children that you’re getting a divorce. You may know that they don’t want it to happen and that they value the stability that comes along with their parents being married. However, you may still understand that divorce is the...