How to Tell Someone You Want a Divorce
How do you tell someone you want a divorce? The way you approach this conversation can set the tone for the next year of separation and your communication in the years that follow.
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A Case for Child Support When Parents Have 50/50 Custody
If the parents have 50/50 custody, can one parent be required to pay child support to the other parent?
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Two Divorce Questions: Legal Documents and Health Insurance
During our monthly divorce workshop, we received a question about health insurance and one about the legal documents required for separation. Here are the answers.
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The History of the Second Saturday Wake County Divorce Workshop
The Second Saturday Wake County divorce workshop is not just local to Raleigh, NC. Second Saturday was founded in San Diego, Calif. in 1986 by Ginita Wall and Candace Bahr.
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Raleigh Divorce Workshop: About Second Saturday Wake County
Second Saturday Wake County is a divorce workshop located in Raleigh, North Carolina that helps provide resources, advice, and information to people that are contemplating getting a divorce or currently going through the divorce process.
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How Can I Learn to Make Decisions Independently of Him?
We bounce so many ideas off our partners that we feel we can’t function on our own after divorce. But you can learn to make decisions independently again.
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Divorce Questions: I Got Angry. Should I Be Worried about Custody?
Q: I got worked up to the point of throwing things at my spouse. Will this affect custody? Should I be worried?
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How To Access Financial Information Without Records
To begin the divorce process, you will need proof of personal assets, funds, and debts. Accessing financial information can be difficult if you have never worked outside of the home or kept track of the family finances.
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How Can I Convince My Spouse to Divorce Amicably?
If your spouse doesn’t want a divorce, he or she may put up a fight, making the process difficult. How can you convince him to divorce amicably?
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What Do I Do if My Spouse Accuses me of Adultery?
Adultery is one reason for divorce. But what if your spouse or partner accuses you of cheating when you are completely innocent?
