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Budgeting child support: Tips for custodial parents

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Dec 20, 2024 | Child Support

As the custodial parent, you have the sole responsibility of managing all child-related expenses. Food, clothes, school, health care – it’s your duty to make sure all your child’s needs are met all while making sure they fit into your budget. It can be a lot, but...

Communicating with your ex-spouse for the sake of the kids

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Dec 6, 2024 | Parental Rights & Responsibilities

Divorce can be a challenging time, especially when children are involved. Effective communication with your ex-spouse helps your children's well-being and stabilizes things. Here are some tips to help you keep a civil discussion with your ex for the sake of your kids:...

Protecting your mental health during divorce

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Nov 15, 2024 | Divorce

life, including your emotional and mental well-being. Prioritizing your mental health is crucial during this challenging period. Below are common mental challenges you might face and suggestions for protecting your psychological wellness. Common mental challenges...

Who decides who gets what after a divorce?

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Oct 30, 2024 | Property Division

Going through a divorce can feel emotional and overwhelming, especially when dividing your property. Who decides what goes where? How do you ensure a fair outcome? In this blog, we'll explain the essentials of property division, helping you understand the process and...

How do you respond to a divorce case?

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Oct 17, 2024 | Divorce, Family Law

The sudden arrival of divorce papers can be a jarring and disorienting experience, leaving you reeling from the shock. Confronted with a bewildering array of legal documents, the uncertainty of your future can be overwhelming. Many questions arise as you struggle to...

Will an emotional crisis affect my divorce?

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Oct 3, 2024 | Divorce

There isn’t an easy way to deal with a divorce, and anyone going through it will experience some anxiety. However, facing an emotional crisis can indeed impact the divorce process in several ways: Custody decisions: Mental health issues can tip the scale in favor of...

Avoid doing these 5 things during divorce

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Sep 24, 2024 | Divorce

Divorce is rarely easy. It can be emotionally draining and often brings change and uncertainty. As you move through this challenging time, focusing on positive and productive actions can be essential for your well-being. Being mindful of how to act—and how not to—can...

How to tell your children about divorce

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Aug 5, 2024 | Divorce

Divorce is a challenging and emotional process for everyone involved, especially children. You and the other parent need to communicate this life-changing decision to minimize their distress and confusion. Below are practical tips on gently breaking the news and...

Making long-distance co-parenting work: 3 tips before moving

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Jul 19, 2024 | Family Law, Parental Rights & Responsibilities

Divorced parents often find themselves relocating due to new job opportunities, the desire for a fresh start, or reconnecting with their roots. Although relocating can be a positive step forward after divorce, it undoubtedly presents unique challenges when it comes to...

Rebuilding life after a divorce: 3 tips for moving forward

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Jul 8, 2024 | Divorce

With a heavy heart, you have made the difficult decision to end your marriage. After years of shared experiences, you will soon be navigating a new chapter of your life solo. It is completely natural to feel anxious and overwhelmed, but it may help to remember that...

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