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The legalization of same sex marriage in Utah this October brought extensive adoption law changes you need to know about. The laws cover children born to one of the partners, birthed by a surrogate or adopted from a private party or foster care. Adoptions by gay couples were recently put on hold while the Supreme […]

No matter the reason, there is no “perfect” time to file for a divorce. However, it does appear that most people in the United States feel that January happens to be the right time to do so. According to statistics published by eDivorcePapers.com, January a significantly larger amount of breakups than any other month of […]

“Once you do embark upon the separation or divorce process, it is very important to remember three key things:Be kind, be reasonable, be brief.Remember that this person will no longer be your spouse, but he or she will continue to be your co-parent, family member, and perhaps business partner in certain assets or entities.” — […]

Divorce can be hard on anyone, but this experience is especially challenging for parents with a special needs child. The standard approach to divorce is not always effective in these types of cases, and parents will need to address their child’s condition with their lawyer and judge in order to make sure that their case […]

Divorce often turn us into people we barely recognize in the mirror. Feelings of betrayal, frustration, anger, and confusion may cause us to say and do things that do not mesh with our self-perception, or our self-esteem. Maybe we project all the blame onto our partner, or perhaps we’re the type to self-blame, believing that […]