Veterans Day Deals

Veterans Day Deals

Veterans Day is a time for America to come together and say thank you to the brave men and women in the military who put their lives on the line so that we all may enjoy freedom and liberty. The following locations across Washington state are offering Veterans Day Deals for military members with valid … Read more

11 Horrifyingly Haunted Places in Washington

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The Ghost Hunter’s Guide to Haunted Locations in Washington State Visit These (Real) Haunted Houses This Halloween – if You Dare! Celebrate Halloween this year with a visit to one of these 11 haunted Washington locations. Whether you’re looking for a fun mini-vacation, or just a Saturday afternoon adventure with your (older) kids around Halloween, … Read more

Gaming Your Way To Divorce

Gaming Your Way To Divorce

Video Game Addiction is the newest major cause for divorce. Married couples are still trying to cope with abuse, infidelity, financial fights, and constant arguing which have always caused divorce.  But now the impact of video gaming addiction is driving even more couples to divorce.   Constant texting, Facebook addiction and other internet distractions have … Read more

Saving Money on #Divorce Tip 10: Be Prudent when Selecting a Divorce Attorney

Saving Money On Divorce

While your first inclination may be to go out and get yourself a high-priced lawyer in an attempt to take your soon-to-be ex to the cleaners, that’s probably not the best way to go.

The priciest attorneys can cost as much as $500 per billable hour. Instead, let your emotions cool off a bit and make a clear-minded decision. Go with a skilled, experienced, but affordable divorce attorney. Just be sure to do your research on whomever you are considering retaining.

 

#MenToo Hashtags Highlight A Silent Population

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A look into the largely-ignored world of #MenToo: male sexual harassment victims in the workplace Sexual abuse and/or harassment is never acceptable, and should never be tolerated.  Public acknowledgment and action on sexual abuse in the work place is long overdue.  All too often when we began to focus on a problem, we only focus … Read more

Talking with your children about divorce

Talking with your children about divorce

Talking with your children about divorce Divorce can be like a tsunami, and it can be extremely destabilizing for the whole family: parents and children.   While parents are faced with the difficulty of making the decision and working through it, children are at the receiving end of a decision they didn’t have any part … Read more

The Complete Guide to Divorce Mediation (Part 2 of 3)

The Complete Guide to Divorce Mediation

Inside resolution outside of court: Exploring options for settling disputes without going to trial In this article, we’ll describe settlement conferences and how to prepare for them   This article focuses on settlement conferences and private mediation used in family law cases, such as divorces and resolving issues with parenting plans. For our other article … Read more

The Complete Guide to Divorce Mediation (Part 1 of 3)

The Complete Guide to Divorce Mediation

What is Divorce Mediation through a Dispute Resolution Center? Is DRC mediation right for your situation? In this guide, we’ll explain what you need to know about divorce mediation, including the rules of mediation & how to prepare for it This article describes divorce mediation as it is practiced through a Dispute Resolution Center (DRC). … Read more

7 Essential Back-to-School Tips for Divorced Parents

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How divorced parents can make going back-to-school less stressful We’ll share 7 tips for making the back-to-school transition easier for blended families   With just a few weeks of summer break left, it’s time to start preparing to go back to school. This time of year can be stressful for all parents but for those who … Read more

Frank Morris Interview with Divorce Coach Tara Eisenhard

Frank Morris Interview with Divorce Coach Tara Eisenhard

  Frank Morris of Divorce Lawyers for Men interview with Tara Eisenhard, Divorce Coach 2 Divorce experts discuss the frustrating issues men face in divorce Frank Morris is the founder of Divorce Lawyers for Men and has spent over 35 years helping men facing divorce. He has helped men win primary custody of their children … Read more

The Ultimate Guide For Navigating Social Media During Divorce

The Ultimate Guide For Navigating Social Media During Divorce

Here’s what you should know about using Social Media during Divorce Tips for using Social Media wisely during Divorce Proceedings In our age of constant busy-ness, social media helps us stay connected to our friends, family, and followers. Divorce is a huge life transition, and as with many huge life transitions, we like to update … Read more

How to Co-Parent Effectively with an Ex you Can’t Stand

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Tips for Co-Parenting with a Difficult Ex A Single Dad Offers Advice to Help you Co-Parent effectively Well, unfortunately, if you’re reading this, you’re most likely in a less-than-perfect co-parenting situation.  Luckily, almost all of us are in a less-than-perfect co-parenting situation.  Now, we may be doing a little research to find out if the person … Read more

11 Consequences of Not Paying Child Support

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Here’s why you should always pay your Child Support Attorney Jeanne Sockle weighs in on the consequences of not paying Child Support Not paying one’s child support obligation has never been a good idea.  But over the past couple decades state and federal agencies have made a successful cooperative effort to put in place a … Read more

Can Legal Marijuana Usage Cost you Custody of your Children? An Attorney Weighs In

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Legal Marijuana Usage in Washington Could Affect your chances of Gaining Primary Custody Divorce Lawyers for Men Attorney Katrina Otto discusses the legal complexities of this issue “Marijuana is legal in Washington, so it shouldn’t be used against me.” Yes, recreational marijuana has been legal in Washington since 2012. You may know people that regularly … Read more

Talking about Divorce with Teens (Part 3 of 3)

Talking about Divorce with Teens

How to talk about Divorce with Preteens & Teenagers (Part 3) In the 3rd part of our three-part series, we’ll discuss how to talk to your teens about divorce Divorce can be like a tsunami, and it can be extremely destabilizing for the whole family: parents and children. While parents are faced with the difficulty … Read more

How to talk to your younger children about Divorce (Part 2 of 3)

How to talk to your younger children about Divorce

How to talk to your younger children about Divorce (Part 2 of 3) In part 2 of this 3-part series, we discuss how to talk to young children about Divorce, and signs of distress you should watch out for Divorce can be extremely destabilizing for the entire family: parents, children, and even extended family and … Read more

How to talk to your children about your Divorce (Part 1 of 3)

How to talk to your children about your Divorce

How to talk to your children about your Divorce (Part 1) In this 3-part series, we discuss how to talk to your children about your Divorce Divorce can be extremely destabilizing for the whole family: parents, children, and even extended family and friends. While parents are faced with the difficulty of making the decision and … Read more

10 Tips you must know if you’re Dating After Divorce

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10 Tips to Know if you’re Dating Post-Divorce These 10 Tips will help you be a pro at dating after your divorce Dating after Divorce is a challenge, to say the least. There are many aspects of dating that have changed since you were dating your ex, whether that was five, fifteen, or thirty years … Read more

Are Personal Injury Awards Considered Community Property in a Divorce?

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Are Personal Injury Awards Considered Community Property? Senior Partner of Divorce Lawyers for Men, Attorney Frank E. Morris, Weighs in If you received a personal injury award during your marriage, you probably think that your ex will get part of it in the divorce. In divorce, most of your property is considered community property, and … Read more

Divorce Statistics and Facts in the US

Divorce Statistics

The State of Divorce in the US from 1960 to 2018 What’s the Real Divorce Rate in the US? Most of us have heard the statistic, ‘50% of all marriages end in divorce’. But, is this really true? Sure, a lot of people go through a divorce in the US, but do half of all U.S. … Read more

Tax Reform Bill Of 2018 Could Spur Higher Divorce Rate Prior To 2019

Tax Reform Bill Of 2018 Could Significantly Alter Divorce Rate In 2019 Men paying Spousal Support take another hit Unfortunately, men getting divorced after 2019 just took a big hit thanks to a recently-passed tax reform bill. This could lead to a lower divorce rate in 2019. A little-discussed section of the tax reform bill … Read more

11 Ways To Beat The Holiday Blues

11 Ways To Beat The Holiday Blues

If you’re feeling holiday blues this season, our tips will help cheer you up! The holiday season is in full swing. For many people, it’s a time of cheer and joy, but for others, it may be a time of sadness and depression. People often come down with “the holiday blues” around this time of … Read more

What Parents Should Know If Their Kids Are Flying Alone During The Holidays

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Is Your Child About To Fly Solo In The US? Check Out These Guidelines to Ensure a Safe Trip! The Holidays are a busy travel time, and it’s not uncommon during this time of year to have kids fly alone to see their relatives in other states. Children can start flying alone at age 5, and … Read more

Alimony, Spousal Support & Gender Bias in 2017

Are Alimony Awards Gender Biased Against Men? We Take a Look at the Alimony & Spousal Support Landscape in 2017   Be honest. What do you picture when you hear the word “alimony“? Who do you see paying the money and who do you see receiving it? Alimony was instituted when societal norms were different. … Read more

Janna Hoehn and the Wall of Faces Project

In honor of National POW/MIA Recognition Day 2017, we would like to shine a spotlight on the inspiring efforts of Janna Hoehn, who is giving a face back to the young men who never returned home from the Vietnam War. Memorial Project Puts Faces with Names of Heroes Janna Hoehn is on a Quest for Photographs … Read more

How to Monitor Your Children’s Health

Easily Stay On Top of Your Kid’s Health & Wellness Stay Organized & Up-to-Date on Your Children’s Medical Information At the beginning of each school year, many children have their annual well-child exams, sports physicals, dentist appointments, optometrist check-ups, and immunization shots. Most parents will do a head-to-toe evaluation of their child’s health and wellness … Read more

Using a Protection Order as a Weapon

The Protection Order Process Can Be Abused Protection Orders Can Be Used as Weapons Against Innocent Men The RCW 26.50 Domestic Violence Protection Order was adopted as a shield to provide immediate protection to a person in fear of physical harm (the “applicant”) by restraining the “respondent” (you) from coming near the applicant. The applicant … Read more

Paying Child Support for Your Stepchild

You Can Be Ordered to Pay Stepchild Support Even if You Did Not Adopt or Father a Child, You Could Still Pay   Yes – You can be ordered to pay support for your stepchild. Even if you did not adopt your wife’s children, you can be ordered to pay child support for those children. … Read more

7 Creative Ways to Help Pay for Your Divorce

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How to Pay for Your Divorce in Washington State 7 Ways to Pay for Divorce Attorneys & Fees with Limited Finances Are you contemplating divorce but you’re short on cash? Are your finances holding you back from filing divorce papers? Not having enough money to end a marriage is a situation that nobody wants to face. … Read more

Gray Divorce: Problems & Solutions

Gray Divorce

5 Gray Divorce Problems and How to Solve Them Critical Issues Facing Couples Divorcing in Their 50s and 60s Although divorces in younger couples have either stabilized or decreased, according to a Pew Research Center article, over the past 25 years, the divorce rate for couples in their 50s has doubled. For couples ages 65 … Read more

9 Best Apps for Back to School Season

Best Apps for Dads with Kids Going Back to School Keep Track of Events and Activities with These 9 Helpful Tools Soon, summer will be over and the school bell will ring. We will all be off-and-running with the structured chaos that comes with having the kids back in school, band, sports, and other extracurricular … Read more

Surprising New Trend in Divorce: The Selfie

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New Divorce Trend: Separate with a Selfie A New Trend Has People Saying “Cheese” with Divorce Decrees And now you may kiss… your ex! We were used to marriages starting out well, with a kiss and some sparks, and usually ending in a fight. But more and more marriages seem to be… ending well. The … Read more

Palimony Could Be Next for Washington State

Unwed Couples Could Be Subjected to Support Orders Like Alimony for the Married, Palimony Could Be Next for Washington   The line dividing the legal rights of married couples and the legal rights of unmarried couples living in long-term “Committed Intimate Relationships” has, over time, been judicially dismantled.   A Committed Intimate Relationship is defined … Read more

Family Friendly 4th of July Events

Fourth of July Activities for the Whole Family Washington State is Jam-Packed with 4th of July Fun for 2017 The 4th of July in the Pacific Northwest brings fantastic weather and fun activities for all ages. Lucky for us there are plenty of parades, events, and fireworks shows that the whole family will enjoy! We … Read more

Washington Child Support Formula Not Infallible

While a Step in the Right Direction, the Washington Child Support Formula Can Still Be Gamed. The Washington State Courts and Legislature have been striving for many years to create a fair and objective system to set consistent and reasonable child support for all divorcing couples. Prior to the adoption of the Washington State Child … Read more

Veteran Disability Pay and Spousal Support

The US Supreme Court Rules on Veteran Disability and Spousal Support The Supreme Court Decides Unanimously on Veteran’s Disability Pay and Spousal Support On May 15th, 2017, the US Supreme Court handed down a decision on the hot topic of military retirement pay, veterans’ disability pay, and spousal support. The Supreme Court unanimously decided that … Read more

Best Northwest Summer Camps

Top Summer Camps in Washington for 2017 The Best Summer Camps for Kids in the Pacific Northwest With school out in a matter of days, and summer just around the corner, many families are faced with the task of choosing a camp for their children that will make everyone happy. Luckily, there are a lot … Read more

Morris Celebrates 40 Years of Law Practice

Frank Morris Passes 40 Year Milestone May 17th, 2017 marked 40 years that Olympia attorney, Frank Morris, has been practicing law.   After graduating from the University of Puget Sound School of Law with High Distinction, Frank has spent the last 40 years litigating complex legal claims. He has successfully tried thousands of family law/divorce, … Read more

Paul Posadas Wins Client Satisfaction Award

Olympia Divorce Lawyer Named ’10 Best’ in Washington Paul Posadas has been recognized by the American Institute of Family Law Attorneys as being one of the ‘10 Best Attorneys for Client Satisfaction‘.   It’s no secret that our office in Olympia, WA holds a special place in our hearts.   Co-founders of Divorce Lawyers for Men, … Read more

The Second Wives Club Fights Alimony

Second Wives Want All of Husband’s Cash The Second Wives Club is more than a glitzy reality TV show In real life, the Second Wives Club is a political action group of second wives seeking legislative reform in state Alimony laws. They want to reduce the Spousal Support being paid to the first wives by the … Read more

Newsweek honors Divorce Lawyers for Men

Newsweek recognizes DLFM as ‘Premier Law Firm 2017‘ Long time Olympia attorneys, Frank Morris and Jeanne Sockle, have been recognized by Newsweek Magazine as a ‘Premier Law Firm 2017′ and have been featured in the Legal Insights section of their publication in an article titled ‘How to get Great Legal Representation in 2017′ [OLYMPIA, WA] — … Read more

The Economics of Valentine’s Day (Infographic)

How Much Money is Spent on February 14th? 62% of adults say that they plan to celebrate Valentine’s Day with dates and gifts. If you are among them, you’re probably not surprised that love won’t come cheap next Tuesday. As a matter of fact, the average person will spend around $145 on the holiday. Love is … Read more

6 ‘Go To’ Break-Up Songs: A Divorce Lawyer’s List

Jeanne Sockle’s 6 ‘Go To’ Songs for Break-Ups & Divorce Music helps us deal with the emotional roller coaster of our lives. Fun, energetic music is an obvious way to launch into celebration and express jubilation when times are good. As a society, we use music as a foundation of many of our holidays, religious rituals, … Read more

Holidays After Divorce: 5 Articles You Need to Read

Survive the Holidays After Divorce with these 5 Articles The holidays after a divorce or separation can place tremendous emotional strain on the best of us. Now that you and your ex have parted ways, the holiday parties and family gatherings you have been celebrating for years as a couple suddenly seem daunting and complicated. Who gets … Read more

How to Keep Your Divorce Amicable

As you enter into the divorce process, you are naturally apprehensive. Just making the decision to divorce can be fraught with emotion and uncertainty, and then knowing how to proceed can also be difficult. For several reasons, this will be a high-stress time, but that can be minimized if you stay calm, seek professional advice, … Read more

4 Questions About Divorce By Publication

All divorces begin with two key steps. First, one spouse files a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage with the court. Second, the petition is officially served on the other spouse. In some divorces a difficulty arises immediately at step two. The location of the other spouse is unknown, and despite the best efforts, the spouse … Read more

Facts About Child Custody For Fathers in the US

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Child Custody for Fathers: Statistics with Infographic It is often presumed that there is a bias toward women in the family court system. Here are the true numbers on child custody for men. The Statistics on Fathers Winning Child Custody Aren’t Pretty. When dads don’t get custody of their children they lose out on important … Read more

Divorce: A New Start For Your Family

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  With the start of a new year, you are likely making plans for the future and looking forward to everything you will do this year. Every new year brings the opportunity to make things better, to have a fresh start and improve your future. When people talk about divorce, it is seldom referred to … Read more

The Multi-Million Dollar Question: Pre-Nup Or Not?

Russell Wilson and Ciara are both successful and rich.  They are both stars with extraordinary futures.  Neither needs the other’s money. Neither needs the protection of a prenuptial agreement. Prenuptial agreements are designed for couples planning marriage that have diverse incomes and assets.  The agreements are intended to limit the economic loss of the rich … Read more

3 Strange Predictors For Divorce

Every divorce is unique and often there is no single reason which leads a couple to decide to end their marriage. Financial problems, lack of commitment, excessive arguing, or unmet expectations are common issues often listed as reasons for divorce. However, some causes of marital strife may be far less obvious. Here are three strange … Read more

Will Divorce Kill You?

You might have seen the headlines: “Divorce Causes Heart Attacks,” “Long Term Health Problems After Divorce,” or even “Divorced Men Die Sooner.” Recently completed medical studies have led to multiple news reports about the effects of divorce on health. Reading through these sensational headlines it seems that not only is divorce bad for your health, … Read more

No Divorce For Cheating Husbands In South Korea

South Korea just reaffirmed its top spot as one of the most difficult countries in the world for getting a divorce. While Americans take for granted the right to a no-fault divorce, Korean divorce law is built on a firm foundation of fault. In fact, which spouse is at fault for the end of marriage … Read more

3 Things Dads Forget Every New School Year

For children, the new school year always comes too soon. It seems like summer just started and suddenly it is September again. As a parent, you may feel the same way. You just finished planning all the vacation activities and now you are buying new backpacks and making sure your kids have all their schoolbooks. … Read more

3 Lessons To Learn From Terrance Howard’s Divorce

  Actor Terrence Howard’s real life has started to resemble some of the plot lines from his hit TV show Empire. A battle over the terms of his 2012 divorce from his second wife, Michelle Ghent, reads like a prime time drama with accusations of blackmail, extortion, and threats to release illicit videos. At stake … Read more

Will The Ashley Madison Hack Cause A Tidal Wave Of New Divorces

AshleyMadison.com offers married people the opportunity to meet others online interested in cheating on their spouses. With the brash motto, “Life is Short, Have an Affair,” the website prides itself on being the most famous name in infidelity, and with 37 million members, claims to be the second largest paid dating website in the world. … Read more

Tsimhoni V. Tsimhoni: Parental Alienation and Ultimate Consequences

Sorry to disappoint the school children of the world, but the three Tsimhoni children just won “How I Spent My Summer Vacation.” When classes start again in the fall, they will be able to entertain their classmates with the report, “I Spent My Summer Vacation in Jail” (that is, if they’re released by the new … Read more

Divorce Is on the Menu at the Food Network

  It all started last year when celebrity chef power couple Pat and Gina Neely of Down Home with the Neelys, announced the end of their 20 year marriage. The Neelys, who first appeared on Food Network in 2006, had built a culinary empire as married chefs. As the Neelys, they had two television shows, … Read more

Divorce Equality Also Guaranteed By the Supreme Court

  The June 2015 ruling of the Supreme Court in the case of Obergefell v. Hodges made same-sex marriage the law of the land in the United States. It also enshrined a less discussed but equally important right into American law, Divorce Equality. Prior to this decision, married same-sex couples did not have a legal path … Read more

Explore Washington: 3 Subalpine Lakes In Seattle’s Backyard

Go out and explore Washington this summer and build new memories for you and your kids. This week we’re sharing three of our favorite all-level hikes in the Pacific Northwest’s most beautiful, subalpine lakes. Tucked just below the timberline in the Olympic Peninsula and Olympic mountain range, these bright-green and clear-blue glacier-formed lakes are perfect … Read more

Announcing The Winner Of $5000 In Free Legal Aid

Divorce Lawyers For Men is pleased to announce Shawn G as the winner of the $5000 Divorce Giveaway contest. Though he asked to remain anonymous, Shawn wished for us to share his story with you. Shawn and his twelve year old son wish to start a new life together. Shawn has been the sole provider … Read more

4 Ways To Survive A Court Ordered Seminar

BEEN ASSIGNED A PARENTING SEMINAR? WE’LL HELP YOU GET THROUGH IT. When there are minor children involved in a divorce, courts often order the divorcing spouses to attend parenting classes. In the state of Washington, nearly all divorcing couples with minor children are required to attend a mandatory parenting seminar before a dissolution of marriage … Read more

How Donald Sterling’s Wife Won Back $2.6 Million From His Girlfriend

Jilted spouses across America likely let out a cheer when a California judge ordered V. Stiviano to return $2.6 million in gifts she received from Donald Sterling. In a previous article, we discussed the legal case Shelly Sterling brought against her husband’s former “friend.” Now a ruling has been made and Donald Sterling’s much younger … Read more

3 Ways Facebook Is Transforming Divorce

It’s not surprising that with the rise of social media, our personal lives can play out live on the internet. Ever since Facebook added Relationship Status to online profiles, a person’s status as single, dating, or married can be public information for the whole world to view. First dates are now posted on Instagram, engagement … Read more

Divorce And The Bizarre Life Of Robert Durst

  The arrest of Robert Durst on March 14, 2015 made national headlines and introduced people all around the world to a man who has lived a very strange life. In true made-for-tv fashion, Mr. Durst was arrested less than 24 hours before the final episode of a documentary exploring his connection to a strange … Read more

3 Ways Divorce Was Much Worse 200 Years Ago

  Very few people would list divorce among their top ten favorite events in life. Even if your divorce was relatively conflict free, you probably wouldn’t compare it to a vacation in the Caribbean. You should be glad though that it was handled under 21st-century divorce law. Divorce was much more difficult in the past. … Read more

3 Reasons Divorce Isn’t About Failure

  When a couple divorces, people often like to play a blame game. After all, there must be a reason the marriage failed. One of the spouses must be to blame for the divorce. Is that really the right way to look at divorce? Absolutely not! Here are three reasons why divorce isn’t about failure. … Read more

3 Types Of Women You Should Never Marry

3 Professions Divorced Men Should Never Marry Now that some time has passed since your divorce, you are likely thinking about dating again. You may even be formulating a mental list of your ex-wife’s traits you want to make sure to avoid in a new relationship. Likely missing from that list is profession. After all, … Read more

Parent Trap: Still Ruining Divorce For Everyone…

  3 Reasons the Parent Trap Ruined Divorce for Everyone If you were a child in any decade between the 1950’s and today, it is likely you saw and loved the movie, The Parent Trap. Originally released by Disney in 1961, it was remade in 1998 ensuring generations of American children were exposed to it. … Read more

3 Post-Divorce Life Hacks

  The start of a new year is a great time to set goals and focus on the future. If you are divorced, you may be starting the new year off with leftover negative baggage from being married. New Years ends the holiday seasons, a time that often emphasizes the loneliness of being divorced. Whether … Read more

Divorce Around The World

  If you are a divorced father, you might be dreading the holiday season. Family gatherings are the cornerstone of holiday celebrations and can cause divorced parents to feel that something is missing. You may be worried that Christmas will just not be the same now that you are divorced. Change doesn’t have to be … Read more

3 Tips To Be A Hard-Ass For The Holidays

Let’s face it, the holidays can be a tough time to be divorced. Your children can’t be in two places at once and so celebrating means coordinating and scheduling with your ex-wife. The situation is often made worse by a sudden flurry of last minute emergencies and requested changes to the vacation schedule your former … Read more

3 Reasons Divorce Is Worse In Iran

  Divorce is often listed as one of the worst experiences men can go through in the United States. Besides the emotional toll that comes with the end of a marriage, men often face legal difficulties over issues such as child custody. Millions of men also feel the pain in their bank accounts every month … Read more

3 Great Things About Blended Families

  The “This is Wholesome” campaign by Honey Maid features their iconic graham crackers being enjoyed by different families. The latest video, #NotBroken, features a positive and heartwarming look at a blended family. The video highlights some of the great things about being part of a blended family, including having “two moms and two dads.” … Read more

Divorced Dads Back to School Checklist

It’s that time again, the start of a new school year. The end of summer brings a mad rush for new clothes, school supplies, and plenty of number two pencils. For divorced parents, the new school year often brings the added stress of dealing with custody issues. Changes to the school schedule, new activities for … Read more

4 Reasons The Bitcoin Divorce Panic Is Just Hype

In a previous article we talked about the potential danger of bitcoin and other digital currencies being used to hide assets in a divorce. Unlike traditional assets, bitcoins exist only as computer code and can be transferred anywhere in the world instantly and anonymously. The new technology of digital currency appears ripe for abuse. While … Read more

After Drugs And Guns, Bitcoin Moves On To Divorce

The mysterious digital currency known as Bitcoin has been making sensational headlines for the past year. Worth pennies only 18 months ago, the price spiked to $1200 at the end of last year and made some basement dwelling internet nerds into instant millionaires. Unregulated and completely anonymous, Bitcoin has also become a favored currency for … Read more

Divorce At A Wedding: Involve Your Children

Marriage is a monumental event in the lives of two people. A public sign of love and dedication, it is the beginning of a new life as husband and wife. If you are a divorced father, you may be concerned about how best to involve your children in your upcoming wedding. In this installment of … Read more

5 Post-Divorce Facebook Cleanups

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5 Ways to Clean Up Your Facebook Profile After Divorce Your Breakup Doesn’t Have to be All Over Social Media & Facebook Doesn’t Need to Notify You about Your Ex-Wife You’ve signed all the divorce papers and divided all the assets. The vacation schedule for the children is set for the next ten years. You’ve even worked out how … Read more

Is $4.5 Billion “Most Expensive Divorce Ever” Just A Pile Of Manure

News media around the world have declared the divorce of Russian “Fertilizer King”, Dmitry Rybolovlev, from his wife of 24 years, the most expensive in history. Given that a Swiss divorce court just awarded the soon to be ex-Mrs. Rybolovlev $4.5 billion, the title may seem justified. However, Russian oligarchs don’t make billions by giving … Read more

Summer Checklist For Divorced Dads

Summer is here and with school coming to an end, your children are looking forward to the long summer vacation. As a divorced parent, you may have some concerns about the summer vacation. With your children now home from school, the regular visitation routine will switch to the vacation schedule. This may present challenges as … Read more

7 Essential Financial Documents Your Lawyer Needs

7 Essential Financial Documents Your Lawyer Needs

One key area where your lawyer needs documentation from you is your financial assets and debts. During the divorce the community property of the marriage will be divided between you and your spouse. In order to make an equitable division, all assets and debts need to be identified and documented. Gathering this documentation is well … Read more

When Your Children Live In A Different State: 4 Divorce Answers

If you are a parent just starting the divorce process you may be concerned about where your children are going to live and what the visitation schedule will be with your soon to be ex-spouse. You also want to know how much child support is going to be each month. These are issues that the … Read more