Back child support and your reputation

Those who have fallen behind on their child support payments may have many things to worry about, from the threat of being taken into custody to the financial ramifications associated with delinquency. Moreover, they may be unable to leave the country as well. However, there are many other challenges that people who have failed toContinue reading “Back child support and your reputation”

How can I improve my co-parenting strategy?

As a parent, you want to ensure that your child is properly nurtured and supported on his journey through life. This can be somewhat difficult after a divorce since you’ll probably need to make important parenting decisions with your ex’s input. According to Parents Magazine, devising a sound parenting strategy is possible, provided you followingContinue reading “How can I improve my co-parenting strategy?”

Ending a child support order early

Child support is a common expense for many parents. You may know that most child support orders end on your child’s 18th birthday. There are circumstances where a child support order persists beyond their 18th birthday, such as continuing care for a condition the child may have or owing past due payments. Similarly, not allContinue reading “Ending a child support order early”

How child support agreements cover your child’s health insurance

It’s no secret that medical bills can be expensive. When you’re a single parent, you’re not only responsible for your health but also the health of your child. That sometimes mean paying twice as much in healthcare costs. This can create a financial hardship for any household. One way that Florida helps mitigate healthcare costsContinue reading “How child support agreements cover your child’s health insurance”

Discussing family law matters with family members

There are many different family law matters which can create a great deal of uncertainty and stress, from difficult disputes over how custody will be split up to property division and even the divorce process in general. Sometimes, people turn to family members for support while they are dealing with these hurdles, while others mayContinue reading “Discussing family law matters with family members”

How can I prevent money problems after divorce?

Along with its emotional effects, divorce also has a variety of financial implications. Whether you’ve experienced a reduction of assets or have been ordered to pay alimony or child support, it’s crucial that you keep your finances in check while you adjust to this new financial situation. These budgeting tips from CNBC can help you doContinue reading “How can I prevent money problems after divorce?”

What is overparenting?

After a divorce, it’s quite common for parents to increase their efforts to provide a loving and stable environment for their children. This often leads to overparenting, which is characterized by overprotection and overindulgence of a child. Very Well Family explains some of the signs of overparenting so you can determine whether you or your exContinue reading “What is overparenting?”

Dealing with family law issues as a single parent

Family law matters can be complicated for anyone, but parents (especially single parents) may have an especially difficult time dealing with various issues. From a former partner’s refusal or inability to pay child support to custody, parenting, property division and adjusting to life as a single parent, there are many different concerns that women andContinue reading “Dealing with family law issues as a single parent”

What are some budgeting tips for single parents?

Money issues are a concern in most families. However, as a single parent, all concerns related to money fall directly on your shoulders. It’s also likely that you’re dealing with a vastly different financial situation than you were as a part of a married couple. In this case, Marketwatch recommends the following tips to single parentsContinue reading “What are some budgeting tips for single parents?”

How a prenup can help couples who don’t get divorced

Most people don’t want to think about divorce, especially not engaged couples who are about to get married. In the past, many states did not even allow for prenuptial agreements to exist, fearing that the agreements themselves might encourage divorce. Today, prenuptial agreements are losing their stigma, and more and more couples are signing anContinue reading “How a prenup can help couples who don’t get divorced”