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You’re looking for information, and we have plenty to share. We’ve gathered a lot of free resources on separation and divorce, and to help you navigate it all we’ve grouped them around key topics so you can zone-in on what you want to know more about.

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23 hours ago

Gary Direnfeld

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5 Tips for Grandparents to Make Child Custody Easier

Kids who cannot be in the care of their parents, may have alternate care arrangements through extended kin. The most common of those extended kin arrangements are with grandparents. There has likely been […]

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6 days ago

Jackie Porter

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Top 5 Budget Apps for Your Post-Divorce Financial Goals

Are you recently divorced? Trying to get a handle on your finances on your own? This task may feel a bit daunting. You may have started the year with the best of intentions […]

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1 week ago

Rosemary Bocska

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Pandemic Celebrity Divorces: The Big Splits of 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has taken its toll on everyone, and everything:  The economy, businesses, families, and individuals.  It has required everyone to stay at home, to work from home, to shelter-in-place, to self-isolate […]

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2 weeks ago

Gary Direnfeld

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Adjusting to Divorce: Children’s Movies for an Easy Transition

Processing the feelings and concerns related to divorce is much for any adult to handle, so what about kids? They are likely to have friends and relatives with the experience… It is not […]

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3 weeks ago

Rosemary Bocska

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New Year, Same Pandemic: What to Expect for Family Law

There can be no debate.  The COVID-19 pandemic has had a deeply negative impact on many aspects of our society.  The economy, business, family interrelationships, and social interrelationships, just to name a few.  But […]

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4 weeks ago

Jackie Porter

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New Years Refresh: Financial Resolutions for the Newly Divorced

After the turbulence of 2020, many of us are all breathing a collective sigh of relief. Especially for the recently divorced, turning the page to a new year likely cannot come fast enough. […]

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1 month ago

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When Happy Holidays Are Not So Happy

The holiday season is upon us and with it comes a lot of merriment, celebration and love; however, these same issues can be a tremendous source of anxiety, stress and even lead to […]

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1 month ago

Jackie Porter

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Post-Divorce Holiday Spending Tips to Keep You in the Black

Beth recently divorced Brad and she is relieved to finally having the ordeal over with. Unfortunately, it has meant her moving into an apartment and having to rebuild her savings. Yet as she […]

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2 months ago

Gary Direnfeld

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Holiday Survival for Co-Parents: Pandemic and Cop

Oh Pandemic, What Challenges Have You in Store This Holiday Season for Separated Parents and Their Children? Covid-19 fatigue isn’t even the half of it. There are those who may be without work […]

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