Being served with a protection from abuse (PFA) order can be incredibly scary. You can’t go near your spouse or partner, and maybe you’ve been forced to leave your home. You’re terrified that it’s going to affect your job or custody proceedings. It’s normal to feel like a ship adrift in the ocean when you […]
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One of the toughest aspects of divorce is sharing your kids with your ex. You may not like your ex, and they might not care for you, but both of you love your kids. How can you make sure your children have a happy relationship with their other parent if the two of you struggle […]
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Fewer things in life are more stressful than going through a divorce. Who will end up with the house? What’s going to happen to your kids? The stress of divorce, and its many unknowns, really can feel like it’s eating you alive. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Below, find must-follow tips for […]
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“There you go again,” your soon-to-be ex snaps. “Why are you yelling at me? You’re abusive. Maybe you need therapy because I didn’t do anything wrong.” Spoiler alert: They have, in fact, done something wrong. When the abuser flips the table, so to speak, they can make you feel like you’re losing your mind. They […]
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If you’ve been ordered to undergo a meeting with a CCES evaluator, you’re probably feeling a bit nervous. What happens during the interview? What kinds of questions will the evaluator ask you? Karen Ann Ulmer, P.C. explains the Bucks County CCES meeting process and what to expect during your interview below. What Is CCES? CCES […]
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Not having a relationship with your children can be heartbreaking. Regardless of the circumstances that led to you and your children not speaking, you can attempt to repair the relationship with reunification therapy. This process could even help you resolve custody disputes and allow you to regain visitation with your kids. Here’s what you need […]
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You’re scared, and you need to put distance between yourself and your spouse in fear that they will hurt you or your children. You know that filing some type of restraining order can help, but you are unsure about which one is appropriate and how the two differ. The idea of navigating the court system […]
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Your emotions are probably intense if you’re navigating a heated child custody battle. Saying something negative about your ex may seem like a good idea. After all, couldn’t it show the judge that you should have full custody instead of them? In reality, saying the wrong thing during a custody battle can hurt your case. […]
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How can you help your child navigate your divorce? Keep the focus and a close eye on them, agree to be civil and peaceful, and let them process the changes. Working out a child custody agreement is one of the biggest priorities for divorcing couples with kids. Just because you and your spouse don’t want […]
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Just because you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse are ending your marriage doesn’t mean your kids can’t still receive a college education. You should, however, devise a plan regarding college and divorce to ensure your kids can afford to enroll one day. See how to accomplish this goal below. Who Pays College Tuition for Kids Following […]
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When You Are Served With a PFA
Being served with a protection from abuse (PFA) order can be incredibly scary. You can’t go near your spouse or partner, and maybe you’ve been forced to leave your home. You’re terrified that it’s going to affect your job or custody proceedings. It’s normal to feel like a ship adrift in the ocean when you […]
Co-Parenting Success
One of the toughest aspects of divorce is sharing your kids with your ex. You may not like your ex, and they might not care for you, but both of you love your kids. How can you make sure your children have a happy relationship with their other parent if the two of you struggle […]
Stress of Divorce
Fewer things in life are more stressful than going through a divorce. Who will end up with the house? What’s going to happen to your kids? The stress of divorce, and its many unknowns, really can feel like it’s eating you alive. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Below, find must-follow tips for […]
When the Abuser Flips the Table
“There you go again,” your soon-to-be ex snaps. “Why are you yelling at me? You’re abusive. Maybe you need therapy because I didn’t do anything wrong.” Spoiler alert: They have, in fact, done something wrong. When the abuser flips the table, so to speak, they can make you feel like you’re losing your mind. They […]
What To Expect When Meeting With a CCES Evaluator
If you’ve been ordered to undergo a meeting with a CCES evaluator, you’re probably feeling a bit nervous. What happens during the interview? What kinds of questions will the evaluator ask you? Karen Ann Ulmer, P.C. explains the Bucks County CCES meeting process and what to expect during your interview below. What Is CCES? CCES […]
I Don’t Talk to My Kids – Reunification Therapy
Not having a relationship with your children can be heartbreaking. Regardless of the circumstances that led to you and your children not speaking, you can attempt to repair the relationship with reunification therapy. This process could even help you resolve custody disputes and allow you to regain visitation with your kids. Here’s what you need […]
No-Contact Order vs. Protection From Abuse (PFA) Order: What’s the Difference in Pennsylvania?
You’re scared, and you need to put distance between yourself and your spouse in fear that they will hurt you or your children. You know that filing some type of restraining order can help, but you are unsure about which one is appropriate and how the two differ. The idea of navigating the court system […]
Child Custody – What Not To Say About Your Ex
Your emotions are probably intense if you’re navigating a heated child custody battle. Saying something negative about your ex may seem like a good idea. After all, couldn’t it show the judge that you should have full custody instead of them? In reality, saying the wrong thing during a custody battle can hurt your case. […]
Child Custody: What Not To Do for the Good of Your Kids
How can you help your child navigate your divorce? Keep the focus and a close eye on them, agree to be civil and peaceful, and let them process the changes. Working out a child custody agreement is one of the biggest priorities for divorcing couples with kids. Just because you and your spouse don’t want […]
College and Divorce: Covering Kids’ Tuition and Other Costs
Just because you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse are ending your marriage doesn’t mean your kids can’t still receive a college education. You should, however, devise a plan regarding college and divorce to ensure your kids can afford to enroll one day. See how to accomplish this goal below. Who Pays College Tuition for Kids Following […]