Tips for avoiding a battle with your ex about the kids
Melinda Weerts Law Blog
by lbaxtercontentcustoms
20h ago
Children need a stable foundation to thrive. This is often difficult when their parents go through a divorce; however, parents who continue to work as a parenting team are often able to provide consistency for the kids.  Even in the best of circumstances, there may still be issues that creep up between parents. It’s usually best to try to avoid engaging with your ex in these battles. Instead, trying to sort things out calmly is what’s likely best for the children.  Set clear boundaries Establishing and maintaining clear boundaries means defining acceptable topics of conversation, met ..read more
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Tips for setting a budget during a divorce
Melinda Weerts Law Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
1w ago
Many changes are inspired by going through a divorce. One of the major challenges for some individuals involves having to figure out how to make ends meet on their income alone. If you’re in this position, there are several things that you might be able to do to improve your quality of life in this regard. As soon as possible, you should set up a budget. This effort can allow you to outline your income and expenses so you know exactly where you stand financially. Consider these tips to set a budget that accurately reflects your new financial profile. Assess your new income and expenses Start b ..read more
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How a well-paying job or inheritance can cause a divorce
Melinda Weerts Law Blog
by lbaxtercontentcustoms
2w ago
A marriage can end for many reasons. A spouse may cheat on the other. Parents may have different opinions when it comes to raising their children. Many marital issues happen because of financial difficulties. A spouse who is unemployed and unwilling to find a job or hiding large amounts of debt can create resentment in a marriage. Many people believe that being financially stable can lead to a healthy marriage. That’s not always true. A well-paying job or a large inheritance can breed issues in a marriage that may have already been prevalent. Here’s what you should know: Stress, isolation and ..read more
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Marriage age may predict divorce
Melinda Weerts Law Blog
by kreed
1M ago
There is always the potential for divorce in a marriage, and there is nothing that can accurately predict it. There is no statistic you can point to and say that a certain couple is 100% going to get divorced. Every single relationship is unique. Some issues can cause divorce for one couple but not another.  That being said, there are some things that can make divorce more likely and that may therefore predict that it could happen in the future. One of those things is the age of the couple when they decide to tie the knot. Getting married at 32 To start with, researchers who studied marri ..read more
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Prenuptial agreements: Important protection before marriage
Melinda Weerts Law Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
1M ago
Prenuptial agreements in North Dakota are legal documents couples enter into before marriage. They usually detail how assets and financial matters will be handled during the marriage and in the event of divorce or death. These agreements serve as a form of financial planning and protection because they allow both parties to clarify their financial rights and responsibilities. Understanding what should and shouldn’t be included in a prenuptial agreement and how to approach the topic with a future spouse can help that both parties enter into these contracts in informed ways. Basic protections ar ..read more
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It may be difficult to divorce a controlling spouse
Melinda Weerts Law Blog
by msmithcontentcustoms
1M ago
If your spouse is overly controlling, that may be the reason that you’re thinking about a divorce. Maybe you didn’t know that they were so controlling when you got married, but you’ve realized over time that this is just not how you want to live your life. Unfortunately, the fact that your spouse is controlling can make the divorce, more complicated. This doesn’t mean it’s impossible. But it just means that you need to be ready for the way that your spouse may react. Here are some examples of how overly controlling individuals sometimes complicate divorce proceedings. They will blame you First ..read more
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What is necessary for a custody modification in North Dakota?
Melinda Weerts Law Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
2M ago
Dividing parental rights and responsibilities between two adults can be a challenging process. Even judges with years of experience may have a hard time setting terms that could work well for the family indefinitely. North Dakota parents have the option of either cooperating with one another to create their own custody orders or asking a judge to set terms that are in the best interests of their children. There is an expectation that parents subject to a North Dakota custody order should follow the terms outlined in the document. A custody order can divide both overall parenting time and the a ..read more
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What is a “good faith” reason to move?
Melinda Weerts Law Blog
by kreed
2M ago
It can get complicated when a co-parent wants to move. For instance, perhaps you moved to your partner’s home state when the two of you got married. You had children together and then got divorced. You’re now interested in moving back to your home state. But doing so could make your child custody scenario very complicated. If you and your ex are supposed to share custody or physical parenting time every other week, for example, how will you realistically do it when you live in two different states? If you move, it could be a violation of your ex’s right to see the children.  Why do you wa ..read more
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Which direction is the divorce rate going?
Melinda Weerts Law Blog
by lbaxtercontentcustoms
3M ago
Marriage and divorce rates in the United States are very interesting. For previous generations, the divorce rate was almost nothing, as divorce was often very difficult and there was a social stigma surrounding it. But this changed in the 1970s, when no-fault divorce laws were introduced. The divorce rates skyrocketed briefly because these new laws made it easier for unhappy couples to end their marriages. But what does that mean for the modern divorce rate? You still have people who will quote the statistics from the 1970s or 80s and act as if the divorce rate is constantly rising. But this w ..read more
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How can empty nest syndrome lead to gray divorce?
Melinda Weerts Law Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
3M ago
Research has revealed that in the U.S., married parents with children 10 years and younger enjoy up to 200 minutes of family time every day. What happens when the chaos and laughter of the children leave the home can leave some parents feeling adrift. For older couples, facing the silence of an empty nest might just push them over the edge and trigger the dissolution of a long-standing marriage. The absence of children in a once vibrant and lively home can cause what is now called empty nest syndrome. This disorienting and challenging transition may lead to emotional challenges, identity crise ..read more
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