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Many states request, and some even require, that a parenting class is taken by both parents before a divorce is finalized by the judge. Georgia requires both parents to take a parenting class.

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If you have children; make sure your holiday parenting plan is in place well ahead of time:
Ensuring that both you and your ex-spouse are on the same page with the children’s schedule will reduce a lot of stress and heated emotions during the holidays.

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Most states nowadays have implemented no-fault divorces in which a party seeking a divorce need not provide a reason for ending the marriage other than that the marriage has been permanently broken.

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You may have an amicable divorce, and if you do, we commend you and your former spouse. But if you’re in the midst of a bitter divorce, your spouse is not likely to hold back any punches.

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Like all major decisions in life, going through a divorce requires a bit of planning. One of the factors many people need to plan for is how to pay for their legal fees.

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With school back in session, you and your kids have more things going in your lives. This can cause some additional stress and tension for divorced parents who will need to communicate to establish logistics and routines for their children’s school and extracurricular activities.

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Money usually plays a vital part in all divorce proceedings. Next to child custody, money is one of the most fought about subjects in a divorce.

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Medical insurance coverage is a major concern for any person approaching divorce or in the middle of their divorce proceedings.

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The following article was written by Kelly Greene and published in the Wall Street Journal on July 9, 2011. The original article can be found here.

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Almost all divorcing individuals are concerned with minimizing legal fees during their divorce. Following these five tips can help you avoid common mistakes that lead to high attorney fees.

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