Archive for October, 2008

Divorce; rebuild your life without your spouse, learning to eat alone

Thursday, October 30th, 2008

eatingThe hardest part of a divorce is being alone. You have to learn how to do everything alone. You have to learn to live alone, to do things out side of the home alone, to sleep alone, and to eat alone. Have you ever sat in a restaurant alone?  Did you feel weird?  Do you feel like you don’t fit in being a single?  Well don’t fret because you will be able to rebuild your life without your ex and you can learn to enjoy being single.

How can you learn to eat alone? It’s hard. It’s so hard to be around couples and be the odd one in the middle, however, it doesn’t have to be. If you are willing to try, you will find that your first time will be very difficult. One you first go to a restaurant, for the first time, without someone you are going to be insecure and wonder how many people are staring at you and what they are saying or thinking. The others don’t really matter, it’s insecurity with yourself. To deal with this you have to go through many steps.

First, you should go out and get all dolled up. Lo (More ‘Divorce; rebuild your life without your spouse, learning to eat alone’…)

Divorce, find out about child support

Wednesday, October 29th, 2008

child supportYou will need to see what your state laws say about child support. The key point to child support is to make sure that the children are taken care off when the parents separate. After a divorce, some people can not provide enough for their family on one income, that is why you need to file for child support.

The judge will make the child support reasonable by looking at what the father or mother makes along with the guardian of the child and then the needs of the child. The older a child gets, the more money you will pay because their needs increase. Those who refuse to pay their child support will be prosecuted. It is against the law to ignore the decisions of the courts. Usually, for child support you get to see the children on a regular basis.

Both parents have a duty towards the children. One will give the support, and the other will use the support money to help their children’s expenses. Usually, the one who has the least time with the child will pay the support. (More ‘Divorce, find out about child support’…)

Divorce, moving on and setting up a new house

Tuesday, October 28th, 2008

new houseWhen it comes to the divorce, you may not get the house. In fact, neither of you may end up with the house, so you will need to learn how to move on and set up a new house for your comfort. Maybe you will look for an apartment, condo, or you may find yourself wanting to purchase a home.

You will want to be sure that you know what you want in the divorce. You may want the house, but not fight for it and lose it. You may also want the house and get it, but then you realize you can’t afford the place by yourself. You may end up single, with children, and no income or little income. It can be hard for you to move on and purchase a home.
 If you have a less painful divorce and still talk civilized to your ex, you may want to ask them to keep their name on the house. If you have a co-ownership, you will both own the house and you can both continue to pay the taxes and the mortgage. This is very rare, but there are some couples who that in sake of the children. (More ‘Divorce, moving on and setting up a new house’…)