As divorce lawyers, we frequently counsel clients who are seeking prenuptial agreements or whose significant others have asked them to sign one. Our clients typically want to know what the divorce laws provide, both with and without a prenup, so …

Norman S. Heller: Prenups: The Laws Of Emotions Read more »

"Greg" knew he was in for it when he saw Susan standing at the front door, glaring at him. It was wishful thinking to believe he would come home to peace and quiet. The disagreements between Susan and his daughter, …

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Parenting is generally evolving as gender-neutral, but the "Tender Years" assumption -- the consensus that infants should be treated differently than older children in custody disputes -- lingers, even when all other factors are equal in a separation or divorce. …

Tara Fass: Five Tips For Co-parenting In A New World Read more »

The biggest obstacle to an early divorce settlement is when one spouse wants a divorce and the other spouse doesn't. This circumstance is not uncommon at the start of most divorce cases. Divorce is difficult enough when both parties agree …

The Biggest Obstacle to an Early Divorce Settlement Read more »

Before you take one more step toward divorce, answer these question. Looking at the approaching storm will allow you lessen the potential damage coming your way. It's from this perspective that you will be able to make smart, well-informed choices. …

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Parents who fight over child custody and access bring out the worst in themselves and often poison their children along the way. Divorce lawyers who are stuck in the middle of high conflict family disputes often remind their clients that …

Do Custody Wars Poison Children? Read more »

Forget the empty nest -- many baby boomers are finding themselves nearing retirement with a very full house. In a troubled economy and difficult job market, more and more young adults are turning to their parents for help and housing. …

Grown Children Should Not Eat Up "Sandwich Generation" Savings Read more »

Adults who find themselves squeezed between caring for their children and their elderly parents or other family members are often referred to as “the sandwich generation.” According to the Pew Research Center, 1 in 8 Americans ages 40 to 60 …

Sandwich generation often spread too thin Read more »

The recession has hit all of us where it hurts the most -- in our wallets. If you're looking for ways to save money, don't forget to look to your co-parenting agreement for ways to make some cuts. Reduce Legal …

Recession Co-Parenting Read more »

Divorces are difficult for everyone involved -- not just because of the emotional turmoil, but also the financial toll. Thankfully, both partners can take some steps to come out of the proceedings in the best financial situation possible. Much of …

The 5 best times to get divorced Read more »