Working Dads

Tips for Working Dads Getting Divorced

Juggling work and everyday life is hard enough on its own. When divorce enters the picture, the strain can feel like it’s coming from every direction. For many working dads, there’s the challenge of staying connected with the kids, keeping up with job demands, and dealing with legal matters—all at the same time. Having a…

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Lose Custody

How to Cope When You Lose Custody (and Deal With Visitation Drama)

Losing custody of your child can feel like your whole world has just flipped upside down. It is heartbreaking, frustrating, and just plain hard. Whether you are in the middle of a legal battle or trying to make the most of your time with your child, it is important to know that you’re not stuck—and…

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Caucus

What Is a Caucus?

The tension in the room was thick enough to cut. Two soon-to-be ex-spouses, once close partners, were now locked in a heated argument across the mediation table. Voices rose, hands slammed on the wood surface, and one partner sent her chair screeching backward as if she was ready for action. Before things could spiral into…

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Holiday Depression

How Do I Handle Post-Divorce Holiday Depression?

The holidays are supposed to be joyful. But after a divorce, these once joyous times can leave you feeling sad, stressed, and lonely, especially if you are spending this season without your children or adjusting to a new family dynamic. If this sounds familiar, you are not alone. You may be spending your first season…

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Confidentiality Agreement

Can a Confidentiality Agreement be Included in My Divorce?

In the age of screenshots, status updates, and online oversharing, it doesn’t take much for private matters to become public knowledge. In an instant, hundreds of people can see a single bitter post from an ex-spouse, causing rumors to spread fast. Reputations can be injured even quicker, and for divorcing spouses with children, careers, or…

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Texas Child Support

How is My Texas Child Support Impacted by Having Additional Children?

After your divorce was finalized, you did what many parents do—you focused on healing, supporting your son, and moving forward. Part of that meant paying monthly child support as ordered by the court. A few years later, you remarried and welcomed a daughter with your new wife. Life felt whole again, but one question kept…

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Veterans

What Veterans Should Be Aware of Before Filing for Divorce

You’ve worn the uniform. You’ve kept your focus through deployments, relocations, long nights, and longer distances. But now, the challenge in front of you isn’t on the battlefield—it’s at home. The marriage isn’t working. Maybe it hasn’t been for a while. And now the word “divorce” is out on the table. If you’ve served in…

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Texas Annulment

What Are Your Rights in a Texas Annulment?

You knew it wasn’t right—maybe not on the wedding day, but pretty soon after. What started as a whirlwind romance has turned into a constant state of regret. Now you find yourself thinking, “I wish this marriage had never happened.” It’s not about splitting up; it’s about undoing the mistake altogether with an annulment. In…

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AI in Divorce

AI in Divorce: Useful Tool or Hidden Risk?

There is no denying that artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed the way we live. From writing emails to planning vacations, AI-powered tools like ChatGPT and others can make life easier and more efficient. But when it comes to something as sensitive and serious as divorce, AI can be risky rather than a useful tool. If…

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