Co-parenting happens when two parents decide to continue working together to a degree after the finalization of a divorce, with the end goal to provide a more stable life for their children. The notion of co-parenting in general relies on the co-parents living within...
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How can you tell if your child has depression post-divorce?
On Behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | May 6, 2022 | Divorce
Most parents enter the divorce talk with their children knowing that it may be difficult for them to understand and may make them feel out of control of their lives. While divorce tends to be hard on all family members, watch out for signs that your children suffer...
How can you manage your children’s stress during a divorce?
On Behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Apr 18, 2022 | Divorce
As with any big change in life, you may find that your children have a variety of reactions to your divorce. When you begin to notice telltale signs of stress appearing, it can be helpful to learn how to deal with and reduce the anxiety they feel. Following a few...
Should you document your divorce on TikTok?
On Behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Apr 2, 2022 | Divorce
Divorce can be a frustrating part of life, and there are many people sharing their struggles across social media. While Facebook, TikTok and Twitter serve as excellent outlets for managing stress and killing time, publicly venting about your family matters online can...
Different ways to pay child support in California
On Behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Mar 29, 2022 | Divorce
Whether you split up with your child's other parent years ago and you owe child support or you are approaching the divorce process and expect to owe support soon, it is crucial to go over different ways you can make payments. Falling behind on child support can result...
License suspension due to unpaid child support
On Behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Mar 23, 2022 | Divorce
If you are struggling to stay current on your child support, or you have already missed payments, you could have many different concerns. Aside from your reputation sustaining serious damage, bank levies, intercepted tax refunds and the threat of arrest, you could...
How can you deal with a high-conflict divorce?
On Behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Mar 7, 2022 | Divorce
Going through a divorce can feel stressful at times, and it can be frustrating when your ex-spouse continually starts fights and tries to irritate you. Trying to prevent a high-conflict divorce from becoming more stressful is important. Learning some methods to handle...
How to know if the Divorce Resolution Method is right for you
On Behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Feb 10, 2022 | Divorce
Divorce is not an easy process for any couple but finding ways to move toward a civil resolution is possible. For those separated spouses who want to prioritize communication and effective solutions, there is an alternative to litigation and court proceedings. The...
Strategies to remember when dealing with a tough co-parent
On Behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Feb 10, 2022 | Divorce
After getting through a tough divorce, you may want to focus on the positives and take care of your children. When your co-parent becomes frustrating to talk to, this could make it hard to do. Thankfully, there are some ways to help you both relax and communicate...
Will you get spousal support?
On Behalf of Feuerstein, Murphy & Beals, LLP | Jan 26, 2022 | Divorce
Spousal support can give your finances the boost they need to get you back on your feet after a divorce. However, California courts follow specific protocols in determining when to require alimony. When you know some of the conditions that apply to spousal support,...