After a turbulent 2022 and the new 2023 divorce season in swing, many couples are dealing with how best to separate their assets while they look to move on from their marriage. Jennifer Hargrave talked to Gordon Deal about what she’s been seeing with her firm’s clients.
We understand the challenges that come with co-parenting after a separation or divorce. One of the most significant issues that separated or divorced parents face is determining when their child or children will be with which parent. This is where our website’s 2023 possession calendar comes in handy.
How can a parent protect their child during and after a divorce?
Divorce is a period of transition. Sometimes that can be a tough, brash transition and sometimes it can be smooth. But, for a child and even teenager, the transition can come with a lot of stress and trauma.
Divorce is never an easy decision, and it can be even harder when it’s made after the holidays. The holiday season is usually a time when families come together, and facing the break up of a family unit can be overwhelming. For some couples, the holidays may be the final straw in an unhappy marriage. Being away from work and daily routines can provide couples with the time and space they need to evaluate their relationship. Many considering divorce use the holiday season as a sort of ‘final goodbye’ to a relationship they know is coming to an end.
