For most children, the presence of both parents in their life is a key part of healthy development. This is true even if parents divorce and are no longer living together – a child will likely benefit from spending time with both parents. As such, many divorcing parents choose to continue co-parenting after divorce, sharing…
While any married couple may be at risk of a divorce depending on numerous factors, statistically, lesbian couples are at a higher risk of divorce than are couples in heterosexual relationships or male-identified-only relationships. If you are in a same-sex marriage and identify as a lesbian, it’s important that you know the statistics surrounding lesbian…
Did you know that when a baby is born, paternity is only established if the parents are married at the time of birth, or if both parents sign a Voluntary Acknowledgement of Paternity form? For many unmarried parents, establishing paternity isn’t a top priority. But it should be. Here are three of the top reasons…
Forming a prenuptial agreement has many benefits, including that of avoiding disputes at the time of legal separation and divorce should a couple decide to part ways. However, while a prenuptial agreement may be a great tool for dividing property and splitting assets during a divorce in a manner that is quick and efficient, the…