18 August

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Dividing Cryptocurrency in Divorce

[ad_1]FTC Disclosure: We may be compensated if you make a purchase via a link on this site.By Paul Sibenik Although most people don’t own cryptocurrency assets such as Bitcoin, it’s becoming far more common than it was just a few years ago. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies do need to be properly reported as assets when going through a divorce in almost all jurisdictions. While cryptocurrencies may be classified differently depending on your jurisdiction, owning cryptocurrency most definitely has implications when going through a divorce. What is Cryptocurrency? A cryptocurrency is a type of digital asset that uses highly secure cryptography and allows users...

13 August

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How Long Does Divorce Take If Both Parties Agree on Everything?

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[ad_1] Question: How long does divorce take if both parties agree on everything?Answer: Pennsylvania attorney Cassandra A. Colombo I do not practice law in your state. Therefore, I cannot inform you as to the specific laws of your state, but I can provide you with general tips in divorce. If you and the other parent of your child(ren) agree on a custody schedule- if your state is similar to the state that I am licensed in, Pennsylvania – it can be as quick as having an attorney draft a Custody Agreement for you and it will be put in place once approved by the...

04 August

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8 Tips For Single Moms · Divorced Moms

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[ad_1] Child discipline in an intact family is a responsibility shared between Mom and Dad. Once there is a divorce the custodial parent will have to take on the majority of this responsibility. Non-custodial parents should remain as actively involved in child discipline as possible but it only makes sense that the parent spending more time with the child will end up doing most of the work where discipline is concerned.It is a dirty job but someone has to do it! It is especially important that children who are struggling to cope with the changes in their family be given...

02 August

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Don’t Waste Energy on Your Former Marriage

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[ad_1] It can creep into your mind. Something can trigger the thought, and suddenly, a rush of feelings from the divorce experience surface, causing you to relive the emotional rollercoaster. You are forced to relive the stress of having to spend the money necessary to have proper legal representation, and you are forced to relive the pain of letting go of the person that you vowed to spend your life with. This complicated assortment of emotions can cause your mind to wander. You can find yourself questioning many of the decisions you and your ex-spouse made and wondering if you did...

22 July

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What is Gained by Filing a Fault Divorce?

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[ad_1] Question: Do I stand to gain anything from a fault-based divorce as opposed to a no-fault divorce?Pennsylvania divorce attorney WIlliam Phelan Answer: While I am not licensed to practice law in Massachusetts and cannot give you legal advice, I can give some general observations on this issue based on the jurisdiction where I practice. Where I do practice in Pennsylvania, in order for the Court to take up a divorce case and hear the related issues, it needs to have proper grounds to do so. Pennsylvania is one of the few states remaining that will allow grounds due to the fault of one...

21 July

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8 Smart Family Lawyer Tips to Make Your Divorce Easier · Divorced Moms

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[ad_1] When I started as a family lawyer over 13 years ago, I was as new to the divorce process as anyone else. Having now been involved with hundreds of cases, some more difficult than others, I’ve learned some sage advice to give my clients. Divorce is by no means an easy thing to go through, but there are some things that you can do to make the process a little bit simpler and easier for you.Here Are 8 Smart Lawyer Tips to Make Your Divorce Easier:Observe Proper TimingDivorce is as important as a couple’s decision as getting married is....

11 July

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3 Tips To Survive (And Thrive) After Divorce

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[ad_1] Surviving divorce is no easy task no matter how tough you are. According to the Holmes and Rahe Stress Scale, divorce is the second-most stressful life event behind only the death of a spouse or child. Divorce recovery is a process that takes a lot of time and meticulous self-care. It is a process that oftentimes takes guys longer to bounce back from than women. There are numerous factors that make moving on after divorce so difficult. When you get married and start a family, you think you have your future figured out, but divorce flips your plans upside down, forcing...

07 July

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Should You Be Dating While Going Through A Divorce? · Divorced Moms

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[ad_1] Let’s say the dating thing worked out and you met someone fantastic, and you are so excited and cannot wait for everyone to meet him because he is so great! While it is true a happy parent can make for happy children, it is necessary to be conscious about how a new partner can affect the dynamics with your kids. Deciding when and how to make an introduction between your significant other and your children must be done in a thoughtful manner where there is a balance between all concerned parties—this includes you, your children, your new man, and yes,...

30 June

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Happy Father’s Day from Men’s Divorce

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[ad_1] The unique experience of being a father cannot be denied. Regardless if you are married, have never been married, or are divorced, your place in your child’s life matters.Your child benefits from having you in their life. Countless studies support the physical and mental health benefits that children experience by having both parents in their life, and each father has the ability to provide a unique experience to their child’s life that only they can.In celebration of Father’s Day, you should be with your children, and for those fathers that are unable to celebrate Father’s Day with their children, due to divorce or child custody-related reasons, it...

23 June

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What Is The Impact? · Divorced Moms

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[ad_1] Domestic Violence should never be taken lightly. While the severity may range, it doesn’t take away from the seriousness of the situation. The way victims choose to respond varies as well. Some victims wait before seeking help, others may immediately look for guidance, and unfortunately, some may never even report the incident(s). It’s important to let those victims know though that there is support out there. By allowing an abusive relationship to continue, you could be putting yourself and your family in an even worse position. When victims opt to not ask for help, it not only puts them in...

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