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By Teresa Luse
When parents separate, it’s tempting to believe that what happens to your former partner is no longer your concern. Emotionally, legally, and logistically, many parents feel they have closed that chapter of their lives. The divorce is final. The households are separate. Each parent is responsible for their own choices and consequences.
By Monique Reidy
Let’s be honest: divorce is complicated. Between the emotional rollercoaster and the mountain of legal decisions, it can feel overwhelming for everyone involved. And just when you think you’ve got a handle on things, you remember that every state has its own rulebook when it comes to family law. Lucky for you, if you’re reading this in California, we’ve got the Golden State covered. But here’s the important part: this article is a friendly overview, not legal advice.
By Monique Reidy
As we enter into the holiday season, individuals undergoing a divorce may feel confused about what the holidays will look like going forward now that the family has experienced a break-up. Traditions that have been observed for years might have dissolved, and questions about who gets the kids for which holiday can cause frustrations and fear. Preparing for this new season change can be easier when certain plans can be put in place ahead of time.
