After a divorce, parents anticipate divvying up time with their children on holidays such as Christmas and Thanksgiving. But a holiday many parents forget to anticipate is Mother’s Day.

Before you jump headfirst into final decisions about your home, consider the way these five other common assets could affect your future.

Although divorce is a difficult experience for your children, they can adapt to many different living arrangements as long as they have supportive parents.

Dividing assets during a divorce is complicated, and the biggest asset most couples possess—their house—is no exception. Keep in mind these pros and cons.

Making decisions about the types of devices and content your children have at their disposal is difficult in any home, and is further complicated when they live in two households.

Every child deserves to be celebrated on their birthday. But when a family is going through a divorce, birthday celebrations can sometimes be one more detail that parents forget to plan well amidst all the other upheaval.

During custody negotiations, you may wonder if you should prioritize quantity over quality, weekdays over weekends, or physical over legal custody. Consider these facts while you decide.

What happens if the business you worked so hard to build is suddenly threatened by divorce? There are four aspects of your business you’ll want to consider.

At Haas Mediation, we are intimately familiar with the divorce process. We know you need support, both professionally and personally. Here are some divorce team members we recommend.

If you are the breadwinner for your family, you might be concerned about how you’re going to continue to make ends meet after the divorce. You shouldn’t have to live in a constant state of financial stress.