If you or someone you know has experienced financial infidelity in their marriage or intimate relationship, it doesn’t necessarily mean the end. But it can take time to heal and regain trust, as with any other type of infidelity.
Too often, co-parents put together a Parenting Plan without consideration for how to implement the plan.
Military members are held to a higher standard than civilians and can be prosecuted for having committed adultery.
As you walk through the factors involved with the child support and start plugging in numbers, the parent that ends up facing the obligation of paying child support seems to fall apart.
Parents must have an agreement in place regarding which child-related expenses should be shared in order for any plan to work.
Parenting children after a divorce can be super tricky. There are many things to consider, such as schedules, transitions, responsibilities, and managing finances of child-related expenses.
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