We often talk about the emotional and functional aspects of divorce, such as how to handle your children’s emotions during joint custody or how much you’ll get in the divorce. While you may know that divorce can be extremely expensive, there isn’t much talk about how to prepare for the financi…Read More
Whether it’s Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, or Facebook, it seems we all have our vice when it comes to social media. While we may feel driven to post every last thing on social media — especially during the divorce process when we’re stressed — don’t! Your social media can affect your case…Read More
As you navigate through the divorce process, all of the options, requirements, and demands can feel overwhelming. Perhaps you’ve thought about divorce mediation and wondered if it’s for you. In today’s blog, we’re going to cover some of the biggest pros and cons of divorce mediation so you c…Read More
Alimony, or spousal support as it’s also called, is something that you hear a lot about when getting divorced. Perhaps your soon-to-be ex-spouse mentioned it. Maybe you’ve been thinking about bringing it up to your lawyer. Whatever the case may be, alimony is something that is brought up a lot d…Read More
Like any industry, divorce has a few myths. If you’ve never gone through a divorce before, then you probably have some misconceptions about it. Maybe you watched too many movies or read too many books about getting divorced, which gave you a false idea about divorce. Perhaps your parents got divor…Read More
Divorce can be very stressful. You’re dismantling a life that you and your spouse built together. If you have children, you then have to go through the difficulties of telling your children that you’re no longer going to be together. Whether you’ve been married for 30 years of five, it can be …Read More
Divorces can start off well and then head toward negative territory or it can start off difficult and get easier as you both come to an agreement. Each divorce is different, just like every couple is disparate, which is why each divorce is a case-by-case scenario. At The Law Office Of Ronald Kossack…Read More
Understanding the divorce process can help you understand if it’s the best idea for you and your partner. Each relationship is different, which makes each divorce dissimilar. What might work for one person won’t necessarily work for someone else. For example, if your friend went through the medi…Read More
When you get divorced or you separate from your partner and you have children, the non-custodial parent will need to pay child support. While it can be discouraging to hear that you need to pay your ex-partner child support, the money is going to help the children with their day-to-day needs. That c…Read More
In past blogs, we’ve touched on divorce mediation. As one of our focus areas, we see it as our duty to inform people about how we can help couples stay out of the courtroom and instead choose a more reasonable and agreeable route i.e. divorce mediation. If you’re new to our blog or you’d like …Read More
