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De-stressing During a Divorce: 4 Tips to Help You Make It Through
There’s no way around it: Divorce is stressful. Whether you’re sure that divorce is the right move, you’re on the fence about it, or you wish you weren’t getting divorced at all, there’s no question that emotions are running high. At Kendall Gkikas & Mitchell we are...Dating While Separated: Find Out What You Should and Shouldn’t Do
Some people aren’t ready to date for years after they’re divorced. Others have known their marriage was over for many years and are ready as soon as they separate. If you’re considering starting to date, but you’re still technically married, then we encourage you to...Worried Your Spouse is Hiding Assets in Your Divorce? Learn How to Find Them
When a divorce is inevitable, it’s unfortunately all too common for one spouse to begin to hide assets. This is especially prevalent in high-net worth couples but it can happen to anyone. According to one study completed in 2011, 31% of people who said they combined...Simple Tips to Help You More Easily Co-Parent After a Divorce
It’s common for two people to stay together much longer than they’d like to for the good of the children. The truth is that, in many cases, it’s better for the child if the parents separate or divorce and learn to co-parent together. At Kendall Gkikas & Mitchell, when...Antidepressants Have No Effect on Your Ability to Parent: Don’t Let Your Co-Parent Use Them Against You
Some people will do anything to win during a custody battle. Even though the child’s best interests should be the only concern, some co-parents will find anything they can to try and prove that they’re the only parent capable of caring for their child. In some cases,...
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