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Divorce Is Not A War: Be Smart When Faced With It
While most people think divorce is a way of putting an end to a marriage that is not working out, it isn’t. In the real sense, it is not the end but just the means to the end. When misunderstanding sets in, most couples would choose to call it a quit. For the most part, pathing ways renders the ultimate resorts. The couples seeking divorce both bear wounded feelings and a little distance would do. Time they say heals all wounds. Then all the past memories shared would come back around. For that fate could bring two separated couples back together to give their relationship a second chance. Children could also be involved and the thought of them would want to make two couples maintain good post marital relationship for the their protection and to secure them a worthy life. In consideration of the foregoing, here are a few things to do when faced with a divorce to make certain that an bad situation doesn’t become worse:
If children are involved
#1 They are to be informed beforehand: the news of divorce is such a bad one that it wounds the feeling especially when dropped like a bombshell. Some kids find it hard to forgive their parents for not informing them right on time. Hence, it is important for two couples seeking divorce to bring their kids in by giving them updates relating to the situation. When divulging a disheartening information like that to kids it is important to locate the best time for it. Parents understand their kids more than any other set of people in the world. And for that, it is not difficult for them to determine when is right it.
#2 They are to be confronted with facts: every secret is open in a family. It will only take time before every member of the family gets their hands on it. That is why it is good to come clean and hide no secret about the situation from children. It is important to let them know that mom and dad won’t be together any more and that will hurt. Though it ought not to be presented before them in a harsh manner. Letting them know that things will be fine isn’t such a bad idea.
Alternative resolution should be considered
Alternative means of resolving marital conflicts such collaborative divorce and mediation are to be considered until and unless litigation is not an option. Alternative resolution would help to resolve differences while dissolving a marriage. A media or family lawyer would help the conflicting couples to get along peacefully to bury the hatchet and come up with good ideas of how they want their post-marital affairs to be like. Child support and custody will be deliberated. It is conducted based on the interests of the family. Compared to litigation, it is less costly. The parties sign a legal agreement of participation to which they are bonded when the process is complete.
Not everything is worth fighting for
In the event of litigation- that is, if mediation doesn’t work, “If you are not letting go I’m not letting” wouldn’t make any sense. The longer a divorce case, the lengthier and more resource consuming the litigation process. Dragging a hard bargain would make things worse and extend the litigation period. That is also sort of energy draining. But if one can learn to swallow pride, let go and hold on to whatever they can, the litigation would go smoothly and time, money and energy will be saved.
Blogs 2 Read
Divorce Is Not A War: Be Smart When Faced With It
While most people think divorce is a way of putting an end to a marriage that is not working out, it isn’t. In the real sense, it is not the end but just the means to the end. When misunderstanding sets in, most couples would choose to call it a quit. For the most part, pathing ways renders the ultimate resorts. The couples seeking divorce both bear wounded feelings and a little distance would do. Time they say heals all wounds. Then all the past memories shared would come back around. For that fate could bring two separated couples back together to give their relationship a second chance. Children could also be involved and the thought of them would want to make two couples maintain good post marital relationship for the their protection and to secure them a worthy life. In consideration of the foregoing, here are a few things to do when faced with a divorce to make certain that an bad situation doesn’t become worse:
If children are involved
#1 They are to be informed beforehand: the news of divorce is such a bad one that it wounds the feeling especially when dropped like a bombshell. Some kids find it hard to forgive their parents for not informing them right on time. Hence, it is important for two couples seeking divorce to bring their kids in by giving them updates relating to the situation. When divulging a disheartening information like that to kids it is important to locate the best time for it. Parents understand their kids more than any other set of people in the world. And for that, it is not difficult for them to determine when is right it.
#2 They are to be confronted with facts: every secret is open in a family. It will only take time before every member of the family gets their hands on it. That is why it is good to come clean and hide no secret about the situation from children. It is important to let them know that mom and dad won’t be together any more and that will hurt. Though it ought not to be presented before them in a harsh manner. Letting them know that things will be fine isn’t such a bad idea.
Alternative resolution should be considered
Alternative means of resolving marital conflicts such collaborative divorce and mediation are to be considered until and unless litigation is not an option. Alternative resolution would help to resolve differences while dissolving a marriage. A media or family lawyer would help the conflicting couples to get along peacefully to bury the hatchet and come up with good ideas of how they want their post-marital affairs to be like. Child support and custody will be deliberated. It is conducted based on the interests of the family. Compared to litigation, it is less costly. The parties sign a legal agreement of participation to which they are bonded when the process is complete.
Not everything is worth fighting for
In the event of litigation- that is, if mediation doesn’t work, “If you are not letting go I’m not letting” wouldn’t make any sense. The longer a divorce case, the lengthier and more resource consuming the litigation process. Dragging a hard bargain would make things worse and extend the litigation period. That is also sort of energy draining. But if one can learn to swallow pride, let go and hold on to whatever they can, the litigation would go smoothly and time, money and energy will be saved.
Blogs 2 Read
Divorce Is Not A War: Be Smart When Faced With It
While most people think divorce is a way of putting an end to a marriage that is not working out, it isn’t. In the real sense, it is not the end but just the means to the end. When misunderstanding sets in, most couples would choose to call it a quit. For the most part, pathing ways renders the ultimate resorts. The couples seeking divorce both bear wounded feelings and a little distance would do. Time they say heals all wounds. Then all the past memories shared would come back around. For that fate could bring two separated couples back together to give their relationship a second chance. Children could also be involved and the thought of them would want to make two couples maintain good post marital relationship for the their protection and to secure them a worthy life. In consideration of the foregoing, here are a few things to do when faced with a divorce to make certain that an bad situation doesn’t become worse:
If children are involved
#1 They are to be informed beforehand: the news of divorce is such a bad one that it wounds the feeling especially when dropped like a bombshell. Some kids find it hard to forgive their parents for not informing them right on time. Hence, it is important for two couples seeking divorce to bring their kids in by giving them updates relating to the situation. When divulging a disheartening information like that to kids it is important to locate the best time for it. Parents understand their kids more than any other set of people in the world. And for that, it is not difficult for them to determine when is right it.
#2 They are to be confronted with facts: every secret is open in a family. It will only take time before every member of the family gets their hands on it. That is why it is good to come clean and hide no secret about the situation from children. It is important to let them know that mom and dad won’t be together any more and that will hurt. Though it ought not to be presented before them in a harsh manner. Letting them know that things will be fine isn’t such a bad idea.
Alternative resolution should be considered
Alternative means of resolving marital conflicts such collaborative divorce and mediation are to be considered until and unless litigation is not an option. Alternative resolution would help to resolve differences while dissolving a marriage. A media or family lawyer would help the conflicting couples to get along peacefully to bury the hatchet and come up with good ideas of how they want their post-marital affairs to be like. Child support and custody will be deliberated. It is conducted based on the interests of the family. Compared to litigation, it is less costly. The parties sign a legal agreement of participation to which they are bonded when the process is complete.
Not everything is worth fighting for
In the event of litigation- that is, if mediation doesn’t work, “If you are not letting go I’m not letting” wouldn’t make any sense. The longer a divorce case, the lengthier and more resource consuming the litigation process. Dragging a hard bargain would make things worse and extend the litigation period. That is also sort of energy draining. But if one can learn to swallow pride, let go and hold on to whatever they can, the litigation would go smoothly and time, money and energy will be saved.
Why Get a Will?
Sometimes people ask me, “Why should I get a will?” Here are some answers to common questions about that most basic estate planning document, the last will and testament.
Why Get a Will?
A will is most important when one has children between the ages of 0 and 18, because a will is where you name a guardian for your children. But everyone needs a will because if you don’t have one, all of your assets and personal property will be divided up according to the laws of the state you are living in when you die, which for some people means that your young children will end up with more assets than your spouse!
Besides, everyone has something, even if it’s an old guitar or a sentimental necklace, that you’d prefer to give to someone specific.
Where Should I Keep My Will?
I recommend my clients keep their important documents in a fireproof safe in their home or in a safe deposit box. A copy of your advance health care directive and power of attorney should be sent to your designated agent for those decisions so that they aren’t hunting for documents during a crisis.
Need more help or advice? Have more questions? Call San Diego attorney Daniel Printz anytime to schedule a free consultation: (858) 740-4370.
