Going through a divorce is emotional for all parties involved. Some are relieved that the marriage is ending, and others feel sad, disappointed, and angry. Then there are the kids and other family members who might resent the divorcing couple because of the emotional turmoil they also have to endure.
In a time like this, when emotions are high, it's easy to make mistakes. You're not thinking straight, and neither is your soon-to-be ex-partner.
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After sharing lots of memories and love with your partner, it may reach a point when the marriage becomes rocky, and you have no other choice but to end it. Unfortunately, divorce isn't as simple as packing your things and leaving. Instead, it involves many legal processes, and you still have to split any property you acquired during the marriage.
Splitting marital property can be a tricky process, which is why you need a few tips to help you do it right.
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With the COVID-19 pandemic shuttering schools and changing educational options, your previously agreed-upon divorce agreements might need to be updated. A family divorce attorney can help you negotiate with your ex-spouse to create an education plan that works for your children.
1. School Choice
One of the most contested issues of a divorce involving children can be deciding where they'll attend school. This issue has been exacerbated by COVID-19 school closures and delays.
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