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Why Is January the Start of Divorce Season?
January is often considered the unofficial start of divorce season, and there’s a good reason for it. After months of holiday gatherings, family events, and the stress of the season, many people feel that it is time to make significant changes in their lives come January. If you’ve been unhappy in your marriage, waiting until after the holidays to start the divorce process can offer a sense of relief. With a new year comes new possibilities, and many see it as the right time to begin the next chapter of their lives. The Holidays are Over For many, the holiday season is a time for family gatherings and celebrations. Even in difficult relationships, people often choose to delay decisions like divorce to preserve the peace…
How to Deal with Trust Issues During the Divorce Process
During a divorce, trust can be hard to rebuild, especially if dishonesty has been involved. It’s normal to feel uncertain about what to believe or how to proceed. Taking practical steps and focusing on clear actions, can help you move past these feelings and start to feel more secure again. Start by Collecting Information Knowledge is key when dealing with trust concerns. If you’ve been involved in managing your family’s finances, you may already have a good sense of the overall picture. If not, begin by gathering important documents like bank statements, tax returns, investment records, and credit card bills. Your attorney can help you review these materials and identify any gaps or areas that need further clarification. This process can give you confidence in…
What is a Postnuptial Agreement
A postnuptial agreement, or postnup, is a legal contract between you and your spouse that is entered into after your marriage. If you’re considering one, understanding how it works and why couples choose it, can help you make an informed decision. Why Consider a Postnuptial Agreement? There are a few common reasons why you might choose to draft a postnuptial agreement: What Does a Postnuptial Agreement Cover? A postnuptial agreement can be as detailed or as simple as you choose. However, it typically covers the following: However, it is important to note that a postnuptial agreement cannot cover child custody or child support, just like a prenuptial agreement cannot determine child custody or support. How to Get Started with a Postnuptial Agreement If you and…