When Parents of Adopted Children Divorce

March 25, 2017

Divorce is never easy, but the situation becomes more difficult when there are children to consider. For those parents who have adopted children, divorce can bring unique challenges. Here, the Attorneys at Rodier Family Law discuss how to help your child cope with the changes that divorce brings. Understanding How An Adopted Child Experiences Divorce…

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10 Tips to Get Your Home List Ready

March 20, 2017

Written by Julia Nyman, REALTOR ® with Keller Williams American Premier Realty. To learn more about Julia Nyman’s work, please visit her blog: Homes with Julia.  Thinking About Selling Your Home? Home owners look to sell their home for numerous reasons. Some are looking to upgrade into larger spaces while others are trying to downsize into something…

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Protect Your Financial Rights During Divorce

March 10, 2017

There are many factors to consider during a divorce, including your financial rights. Here, the attorneys at Rodier Family Law discuss ways to protect your financial future during a divorce or separation. Understand your Financial Position As a good life rule, it is always important to have at least a basic understanding of you combined…

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Domestic Violence: What To Do When You’re Ready To Leave

February 27, 2017

The idea of leaving a violent relationship can be scary to navigate on your own, even more so when you must consider how to protect not only yourself but also your children. It takes many victims months or even years to take the final step of leaving the relationship. As you prepare for this transition,…

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What To Know About Late-In-Life Divorce

February 20, 2017

Late-in-life divorce, also known as silver divorce, has become increasingly prevalent in the last 25 years, with the divorce rate for those over the age of 50 doubling. One in four people who go through divorce are now over the age of 50. No matter why a couple might choose to separate, divorce at this…

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Disciplining Your Child Post-Divorce

January 25, 2017

The amount of stress individuals experience during divorce is substantial. Divorcing parents experience the added stress of raising a child in the midst of emotional upheaval too. The family law attorneys at Rodier Family Law offer suggestions for easing the burden of child discipline after a divorce. Work Hard to Co-parent Well When children are…

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Balancing Your Finances During Divorce

January 19, 2017

The emotional toll of divorce on an individual is undeniable. It disrupts all aspects of a person’s life, including their finances. Here, the family law attorneys at Rodier Family Law outline methods for ensuring financial security during and after divorce. Financial stress during divorce is inevitable. Divorce is costly in and of itself, and requires…

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Managing College Costs During Divorce

November 21, 2016

If you have college-aged children, the process of divorce can be further complicated by changes in your financial aid eligibility and that of your ex-spouse. The family law attorneys of Rodier Family Law suggest ways of preparing for and better managing college costs during divorce. Whether you are a parent of a newly blended family,…

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Post-Divorce Advice: How to Protect Your Children on the Internet

September 19, 2016

The family law attorneys at Rodier Family Law detail various methods of protecting your children on the web after a spousal separation. After official divorce proceedings have concluded, you and your ex-spouse will need to become accustomed to a new co-parenting routine. If your children are old enough to use the internet, they will likely…

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The ‘Best Interests’ Standard

July 25, 2016

Responsible parents regularly sacrifice their own well-being for their children’s health and happiness. But when parents choose to divorce, their own emotional baggage sometimes clouds their judgment when it comes to what’s best for their child. Rodier Family Law examine the ‘best interests’ standard, a law that ensures that the well-being of the child remains…

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