It could be a close family member, like an aunt or an uncle, or given the rise in ‘gray divorce,’ it could be a grandparent. At some point in a child’s life, someone close to them may experience a divorce, and depending on their age, …
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Children and Custody
Understanding Savings Bonds During a Divorce
For those experiencing a divorce, sorting out financial assets is part of the experience, especially when there are children involved. Children tend to gather a lot of financial assets without them knowing, in the form of gifts, checks for their bank accounts, and savings bonds, …
CONTINUE READINGPTSD Complicates Custody Cases
Whether the trauma is from military service or a challenging hardship in your life, post traumatic stress disorder is a common condition that you can suffer from after the fact. If you add a divorce and child custody battle with a soon-to-be ex-spouse to the …
CONTINUE READINGUnderstanding the New Men’s Divorce Source App
With the relaunch of the new Men’s Divorce Source App, Cordell & Cordell presents a beneficial trailer, highlighting the new changes and resources that the app features. Make sure to download it in the App Store. Daniel PearceDan Pearce is an Online Editor for Lexicon, focusing …
CONTINUE READINGDo We File ‘No Children’ If Neither Parent Has Custody?
Question: Do we file ‘no children’ in our divorce, if neither of us, as parents, have custody of the children we have? Daniel PearceDan Pearce is an Online Editor for Lexicon, focusing on subjects related to the legal services of customers, Cordell & Cordell and …
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