You know that you can get a restraining order if your spouse actually abuses you and if you are a victim of domestic violence. The goal of the restraining order is to force them to keep a set distance so that you are no longer in danger. They may also be prohibited...
How can you help your children adapt to a divorce?
If you are going through or have gone through a divorce with your children, you could be wondering how to make this process easier on them. It’s normal for children to feel unsettled, angry, sad or in other ways during your divorce, and they may have some trouble...
Do you need an Extreme Risk Protective Order (ERPO)?
An Extreme Risk Protection Order, or ERPO, comes from the Extreme Risk Protective Order Act of 2018. In that act, it established a method of preventing the respondent from possessing, purchasing, owning or receiving ammunition or firearms. It also stops the respondent...
Does your family need to change custody terms after the divorce?
Sharing custody often gets easier with time. Parents and children alike will adjust to the frequent changes involved in shared custody. Everything will become part of your weekly routine. In fact, you and your ex may develop a friendly co-parenting relationship, given...
What’s the difference between divorce mediation and arbitration?
Avoiding divorce litigation can be a good decision for everyone in your family. It will benefit you and your spouse by helping keep your costs down. It can help your children by reducing the amount of friction between their parents and eliminating the need for them to...
