by Ulmer Law TeamEmotional intelligence (EI), also called emotional quotient (EQ), is a person’s ability to perceive, manage, understand, and use their emotions to guide thinking and behavior, especially in taxing situations. Divorce is one of the more challenging experiences a person can go through, and having emotional intelligence serves to soften the blow. You can maintain emotional […]
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Your Divorce and Your Illness
If you have a chronic or long-term illness, going through divorce in Bucks County, PA, might complicate how you navigate healthcare. Considering the impacts the divorce might have on your illness in advance can help you determine alternative solutions and support a smoother transition. Financial Considerations for Divorce and Illness You may have relied on […]
Negotiations and Your Divorce
Ending a marriage after many years can involve complex personal and financial considerations. Here in Bucks County, PA, the property division, child custody, or spousal support process might require ongoing discussions and divorce negotiations before you and your spouse reach a consensus. Many couples begin negotiating and discussing the divorce settlement before actually initiating the […]
Parental Fitness and Custody: What Judges Consider with Drug and Alcohol Use
Pennsylvania courts consider drug and alcohol use as a major factor impacting child custody determinations. Bucks County judges generally want to ensure that a parent is fit to perform their parental responsibilities before awarding them full or partial custody in the event of a divorce. Learn more about how drug and alcohol abuse can affect […]
Adult Children in Your Divorce
Some struggling couples vow to wait until their children have turned 18 to consider divorce. While divorce might be easier on adult children than it is on young ones, it can still be emotionally challenging to come to terms with. Supporting adult children in divorce can help them make sense of this change and understand […]
Emotional Intelligence in Your Divorce
Emotional intelligence (EI), also called emotional quotient (EQ), is a person’s ability to perceive, manage, understand, and use their emotions to guide thinking and behavior, especially in taxing situations. Divorce is one of the more challenging experiences a person can go through, and having emotional intelligence serves to soften the blow. You can maintain emotional […]
Is Your Child Having a Hard Time with Your Divorce?
Realizing that your child is struggling during and after your divorce can be devastating. You wonder how the divorce impacted their mental health and whether you could have done anything differently. Now, the important thing is to focus on how you and your child’s other parent can support them in their struggles. Explore considerations for […]
Divorce and Your Health Insurance Options
Divorce may leave you wondering how you will access certain benefits you previously gained through your partner. For example, how will you navigate health insurance without your spousal benefits? Rest assured that you may have several options for securing health insurance after your divorce. Exploring your options can help you feel more confident starting the […]
Out-of-State Spouses and Divorce: Can You File for Divorce From Another State?
It is not uncommon for couples starting the divorce process to live in separate states. Perhaps they have been separated for some time, or one spouse has recently moved to a different state to gain distance from the marriage. However, navigating a divorce when your spouse is out of state might be a bit more […]
Entrepreneurs Navigating Divorce: Tips for an Effective Divorce Process
Dividing marital assets can be challenging in any divorce case. But if you are a business owner, you may be concerned about what percentage of the business your spouse might lay claim to. Entrepreneurs navigating divorce need experienced legal counsel to advocate for their rights. Here is what you need to know through this process. […]
Seeking Spousal Support for Stay-at-Home Moms
Going through a divorce as a stay-at-home mom can be stress-inducing. How will you afford to stay home and care for your kids without your partner’s income supporting the family? Stay-at-home moms often qualify for spousal support or alimony in Bucks County divorce cases. But how much alimony can a stay-at-home mom receive, and how […]