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November 15, 2018 | No Comments
Holidays are a time of joy and stress. Especially if you are sharing custody of your children. How do you do that without it turning into a nightmare?
It can be difficult to let go of the stress of divorce once the divorce is final. It’s important to be able to break out of that stressful divorce rut and move on with your life.
If you want the flexibility to use your divorce agreement to reduce future tax liabilities, you’ll need to move fast: you only have until the end of 2018 to execute your divorce agreement to take advantage of the old, more favorable US tax laws. In this case, time really IS money!
Even in a no-fault divorce, you’ll have to choose a “grounds” for the divorce. Incompatibility is a commonly used ground.
The key to positive co-parenting is communication. If you can civilly communicate with your ex, the rest will fall into place.
Even though divorce is a difficult time for even the toughest among us, keeping one’s spirits high and having a sense of humor can be extremely advantageous to our mental health.
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