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5 Common Divorce Negotiation Mistakes That Are Best Avoided

5 Common Divorce Negotiation Mistakes That Are Best Avoided

According to the American Community Survey, the divorce rate in Denver, Colorado, is 12.4%. This indicates that one out of every eight marriages ends in divorce. The divorce process may be drawn out if not managed properly, which can have long-term consequences. Your reputation may suffer, your possessions may devalue, your emotions may create trauma, …

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Warning: Your Mental Health May Not Be Private In Divorce

Warning: Your Mental Health May Not Be Private In Divorce

You may not know it, but your mental health in divorce may not be private, and it may be used to limit your parenting time. There is a counter-pull to our society’s present objectives. We are urged to discuss, embrace, and destigmatize mental health concerns freely. We are being advised to seek assistance and therapy …

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How to Ask for Separation or Divorce: 4 Tips to Keep the Conversation Civil

How to Ask for Separation or Divorce: 4 Tips to Keep the Conversation Civil

Even if you are the one asking for a divorce, it is heartbreaking. After all, no one enters a marriage with the intention of having it end, and no one starts looking for an escape without first investing a tremendous amount of time and love. You’ve come to the conclusion that a divorce or separation …

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Divorce Without a Lawyer: 5 Divorce Mistakes to Avoid

Divorce Without a Lawyer: 5 Divorce Mistakes to Avoid

Even under ideal conditions, the divorce process is challenging. Even if you follow all the rules and hire the best divorce attorney available, the process can still be drawn out and difficult. However, by attempting to handle their divorce without a lawyer and then succumbing to already typical blunders in the divorce process, many people …

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Federal Alimony Tax Rules Have Changed – Here’s How It May Affect Your KY Divorce

Federal Alimony Tax Rules Have Changed – Here’s How It May Affect Your KY Divorce

The federal tax revisions enacted by the ‘Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) went into effect on January 1, 2018. While the reforms will affect all Americans filing tax returns in 2019, divorced taxpayers should be especially concerned about how the TCJA may influence their alimony agreements.   Alimony arrangements entered in 2019 are no …

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How Parental Relocation Affects Custody In Kentucky

How Parental Relocation Affects Custody In Kentucky

After a divorce, life moves on, and sometimes the custodial parent must migrate to another town or state. Perhaps the parent changed jobs or opted to move in with a new spouse. Parental relocation, for whatever reason, can have a significant influence on your parenting arrangement. Relocating within Kentucky Relocations within Kentucky are often negotiated …

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Custody: Divorced Parents Need A Holiday Schedule

Custody: Divorced Parents Need A Holiday Schedule

Divorce can be especially difficult around the holidays.   Friends begin sharing holiday “highlight reels” on social media, sentimental advertisements begin to air on television, and everyone else appears to be living within a Norman Rockwell painting.   The key to a happy holiday season, like many other elements of divorce, is a willingness to …

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8 Things To Consider Before Divorcing During The Holidays

8 Things To Consider Before Divorcing During The Holidays

Because of the increase in divorce filings following the holiday season, January has earned the moniker “divorce month” in family law circles. According to studies, divorce filings rise during the months of August and March, which are considered “calm pauses” between holidays and back-to-school events.   It’s easy to see why divorce filings fall near …

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