While summer vacation is a time of excitement and anticipation for children — whether they look forward to summer camp, extended playdates with their pals, or a chance to travel somewhere new (Disney, anyone?) — for co-parents, the summer months often present a unique set of challenges.
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If you’re a parent considering divorcing your spouse, you might have come across the term Guardian ad Litem (GAL). While the role of GALs can differ from state-to-state, a GAL in NH will work to ensure that your children’s best interests are considered throughout your entire divorce process. Naturally, this Read more…
With this month — March 19, to be exact — marking the official start of spring, many families are already thinking ahead to summer vacation. For families who co-parent, getting a jump on these plans is a smart idea. Many co-parents are understandably daunted by the prospect of navigating weeks of unstructured time when their children are out of school. However, it is possible to ensure a happy and harmonious summer vacation for everyone.
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Spoiler alert: no, it’s not finances!
If you ask most people what the number one cause of divorce is, they will probably reply: finances. This has been a long held belief and while money is certainly a factor in why many marriages end in divorce, it’s actually not the leading cause these days.
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Not to put a damper on the holiday spirit, but the truth is, the post-holiday season is prime time for splitting up. In fact, research suggests that divorce rates may increase by as much as 1/3 after the holidays, which means our office sees an uptick in calls and referrals.
The question is, Why? What is it about the holiday season that results in more divorces?
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