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Crafting a co-parenting plan that suits all parties, especially the children, requires thoughtful consideration and effective communication. It should embrace flexibility and have a child-centered approach
These seven tips can help you create a functional and fair co-parenting plan.
1. Prioritize the children’s needs
Take time to think about what the children need. Their welfare

Divorce can be complex. That may become even more true with alimony and the many nuances it involves.
One question is whether a spouse can deliberately prolong the divorce proceedings to secure a higher alimony payment. This could be because longer marriages may mean more alimony.
The impact of duration on alimony
Generally, longer marriages

Divorce is a life-altering event that comes with emotional turmoil and significant financial implications. While it’s important to focus on your emotional well-being during this time, it’s equally crucial to protect your financial stability.
There are some essential tips for financially planning for a divorce to ensure a smoother transition.
Gather financial documents
Start by

As the summer season approaches, families with shared child custody arrangements may find themselves facing the task of creating a summer child custody schedule. Coordinating custody arrangements during this time can be challenging, but it is possible to create a schedule that meets the needs of both parents and allows children to enjoy their summer

Divorce is a challenging and emotional process, particularly when it comes to dividing property.
In New York, the principle of equitable distribution governs property division, meaning that the courts divide marital property fairly, but not necessarily equally. This article explores how the courts divide property in a New York divorce.
Differentiating marital and separate property