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Your marriage age can be linked to your divorce odds

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | May 14, 2025 | Divorce

The odds that a couple will get divorced depend on many different factors. And it is certainly true that looking at trends doesn’t mean that those statistical probabilities apply to every single marriage. But it can also be helpful to consider how various details can...

What does your ideal parenting time schedule look like?

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Apr 29, 2025 | Parental Rights & Responsibilities

When parents separate or divorce, they need to decide how to share time with their children. This is called a parenting time schedule. Before you talk to your child’s other parent about this matter or go to court, it can be helpful to think about what kind of schedule...

Making virtual visitation engaging for small children

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Apr 17, 2025 | Parental Rights & Responsibilities

Virtual visitation has been proven over and over to be a valuable resource to co-parents and their children. By regularly communicating electronically with whichever parent isn’t present at any given time, a child is more likely to benefit from strong, sustainable...

Should you move out during divorce proceedings?

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Apr 8, 2025 | Divorce, Property Division

In many cases, one spouse will eventually move out of the marital home after the divorce. However, some scenarios might compel a spouse to move out even before the divorce is finalized.  If you are thinking of moving out during divorce proceedings, here are several...

What are the advantages of a gray divorce?

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Mar 20, 2025 | Divorce

Life is full of unexpected turns, and sometimes, even the most enduring relationships reach a crossroads. If you're over 50 and contemplating divorce, you may be wondering how if taking this step is the right thing to do. There are crucial benefits to getting divorced...

Will child support continue if my child enters college?

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Mar 5, 2025 | Child Support

In most cases, noncustodial parents stop paying child support once their child finishes high school or turns 18. But what if your child is on the path to college?   It is not uncommon for young adults to start supporting themselves through college. Many take out...

How to manage your finances after a divorce

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Feb 14, 2025 | Divorce, Property Division

Emerging from the emotional whirlwind of divorce can feel like stepping into a new world—one where you are the captain of your own ship. As you sail on this fresh journey, managing your finances becomes crucial to charting a course toward a stable and fulfilling...

How to help your teenage child adjust after a divorce

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Jan 30, 2025 | Parental Rights & Responsibilities

Divorce is never easy, especially when you have a teenage child who may struggle with the changes. As parents, you want to provide the support and stability they need during this challenging time.    In this blog, we’ll explore practical ways to help your teen adjust...

5 signs it might be time to consider divorce

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Jan 21, 2025 | Divorce

Ending a marriage is never easy; you shouldn't take this choice lightly. However, some clear signs may show that your relationship has reached a point where divorce is the best choice for you and your spouse.  When should you consider divorce? Here are five signs that...

When to consider mediation for making child care arrangements

On Behalf of The Law Office of Amy K. Butler, Esquire, PLLC | Jan 9, 2025 | Mediation

A divorce can already be a traumatic and highly stressful time for your family. That said, the last thing you probably want is to take the proceedings to court. Luckily, there is another option: Mediation. In a divorce, mediation allows two parties to discuss matters...

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