Monthly Archives: November 2021
What Are Irreconcilable Differences?
When you hear of people getting divorced, you may hear the term “irreconcilable differences.” What exactly does this mean? Irreconcilable differences means that the spouses cannot get along with each other for some reason. It means the couple cannot agree on basic issues, and when they cannot agree, the marriage cannot work. This reason… Read More »
Can Marriage Counseling Help Your Marriage?
When many people struggle with their marriages, they try one last thing before filing for divorce: marriage counseling. Marriage counseling is a great tool that helps couples reduce conflicts and improve their relationships. However, your marriage does not have to be rocky in order for you and your spouse to gain benefits from marriage… Read More »
Creating A Visitation Schedule
In a divorce when children are involved, the judge will decide on child custody. Parents will be asked to create a visitation schedule, or parenting time schedule, in which they will agree on when they will spend time with each parent. While a judge can create a schedule, it’s usually better when both parents… Read More »
Parents Battling Over COVID Vaccines For Children
Divorced parents tend to fight over everything, from money to education to religion to medical treatment. One thing that parents are fighting over right now is whether or not to vaccinate their children. The COVID vaccine is available for children ages 12 and older. In late August, the FDA approved the Pfizer vaccine for… Read More »