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How to Tell Your Children About Your Divorce
How to Tell Your Children About Your Divorce

Getting a divorce is an emotional experience not only for you and your spouse, but for your other family members as well, especially your children. How should you and your soon-to-be former spouse go about breaking the news to them? This will be one of the most important ...

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  • How to Tell Your Children About Your Divorce

    Getting a divorce is an emotional experience not only for you and your spouse, but for your other family members as well, especially your children. How should you and your soon-to-be former spouse go ...

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  • Why You Should Not Date Until After Your Divorce is Finalized

    It seems only natural to want to find a new companion after your marriage ends, but doing so before your divorce is officially finalized can actually impact the outcome of your divorce settlement. Not ...

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  • Relocating with Your Children After a Divorce

    After two parents divorce, a lot can happen in their respective lives that might warrant even further changes, including a big move that can substantially impact child custody and visitation rights. ...

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  • Complex Property Division in Colorado

    Divorce is never an easy process. After all, no one gets married with the expectation that they will one day have to dissolve the marriage and part ways. Unfortunately, it happens, and not every ...

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  • The Purpose of a Father's Rights Attorney

    “Fathers’ rights” is a relatively new term in family law, and describes a man’s rights to equal treatment in regards to child support , child custody , and visitation. In the past, when a couple would ...

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  • Social Media And Divorce: Do Not Overshare

    Do you use social media to share things about your personal life with others? Do you post information, complaints, comments, personal items or gossip to your Facebook wall? Do you tweet them? Are you ...

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