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Everybody knows a divorce means a division of property, but some assets are much harder to divide than others. That often includes retirement accounts.Under Maine law, most retirement accounts – whether it be a pension, IRA, 401(k) or another plan – are...

A divorce can upend the life of a child. From being shipped from house to house, to witnessing the breakdown of their parents’ relationship, it’s a lot for children to process.Whether your child feels they were the cause of the divorce or not, they are...

For some kids, having two homes can be difficult. Divorce is accompanied by many changes to a child’s life, and the switch from one home to two homes can sometimes represent many of those changes at once.If you are the parent who has acquired the new home, there...

If you’re going through a divorce and have children, you know that deciding parental rights and responsibilities can be one of the more contentious aspects between soon-to-be-ex-spouses. You’ve also likely heard the phrase “best interest of the...

Creating a successful parenting arrangement requires thoughtful consideration and careful planning. Here are four tips you can use to come up with the best arrangement for your situation.Start now Do not hesitate to start planning a parenting strategy. You will want...

Divorces involving child custody may prove confusing to both parents and children. In Maine, a standard exists that unless one spouse’s circumstances harm the health or safety of children involved, a court will determine that the awarding of joint custody lies...

You and your spouse divorce, but you worry about your finances as it’s been years since you worked outside of the home. You took care of the children and collectively spent the money your spouse earned. Now that you and your spouse move toward separation, you...