If you are a newly divorced father, or if you're on the precipice of being divorced, you may have recognized the fact that your relationship with your child is about to endure a number of important changes. For example, you will likely not be living with your child full time. This means that you and your child have some adjusting to do as you both move into the next phase of your lives.
If you are going through a divorce, you may feel the need to seek the support and advice of your friends and family. And one of the easiest ways to do this is by using your Facebook page or other social media accounts to reach out to as many people as possible. But discussing the intimate details of your marriage and divorce is a very risky thing to do online.
A divorce is typically the culmination of a longstanding conflict between spouses. And throughout the divorce process, there will be a number of potentially contentious issues to resolve, one of which is property division. On the surface, it may seem that men and women come to the settlement table fairly evenly matched. After all, each played a role in accruing the property and therefore they should each get their fair share in the division, right?
In our last post, we discussed some prevalent myths about divorce that could potentially have a big impact if you are thinking about ending your marriage. If you buy in to some of these myths, you could make decisions or take actions that jeopardize valuable rights you have concerning property division, child custody, spousal support and more.
As we are once again celebrating our country's birthday, let us revisit some wise words credited to one of our founding fathers. Benjamin Franklin once said, "Lost time is never found again". And while this quote can be applied to many things, it is most relevant to those moments of our lives that if missed, can never be recovered or duplicated.
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