Sentences with phrase «former spouses find»

Many former spouses find it easier to agree when not talking directly with each other.

But if you and your former spouse find it difficult to agree on your own, there is help.

Not exact matches

If Labour is the largest party after the next election — and it is still unlikely — Adonis may find he gets his wish of seeing the second and third parties joining to form the coalition and leaving the former spouse standing on the sidelines again.

Everytown for Gun Safety, a gun - control - advocacy group, analyzed FBI data on mass shootings from 2009 to 2016 and found that in 54 percent of cases, the victims included the shooter's current or former spouse or intimate partner, or another family member — and 16 percent of attackers between 2009 and 2015 had previously been charged with domestic violence.

The appellate court disregarded the husband's argument that the award of spousal support was excessive relative to its finding of her monthly exceptions, as his misunderstanding that an award of spousal support is solely designed to maintain the spouse at her former standard of living during the marriage, citing Robinson and Miller v. Cox, 44 Va..

The ULCC considered three options on that point in 2014 and decided that «entry into a marriage or other spousal relationship does not revoke the will, but on divorce or termination any beneficial dispositions to the former spouse are deemed revoked unless the court finds a contrary intention of the testator»

Anger, confusion and hurt feelings often cloud rational thinking, and many people find that they can not rationally come to an agreement with their soon to be former spouse.

The court may find your former spouse in contempt and grant him or her an opportunity to correct the contempt.

In the court below, Mr. Justice Kent finds there is a common issue underlying claims made by Mr. Stallan — namely whether Ms. Lisa Palleson (his former spouse) wrongfully seized control of certain assets and transferred them to her mother to start and operate a new business.

The former statement puts your spouse on the defensive, and the latter externalizes the problem and opens the dialogue to begin finding a solution with your spouse.

The sad truth is that ten years after divorce, a study found that one - half of women and one - third of men were still intensely angry at their former spouses.

I have found that e-mail is a great way for divorcees to communicate with former spouses.

If you find yourself beginning to argue while the kids are present, either ask your former spouse to join you in another room or suggest tabling the discussion for another time.

Find better ways to cope and learn how to deal with your children, spouse, partner (or former spouse or partner when that is possible).

In second marriages, the climb becomes even steeper when a spouse finds himself caught, for example, between the financial demands of a former wife, who is the custodial mother of his children, and his new wife, who believes the first wife is just being greedy.

In our family law mediation practice, we're finding an emerging trend toward a cultural norm that divorcing couples, parents, former spouses, and families prefer not to litigate.

Some parents find it tough to separate negative feelings about a former spouse without including their children, forcing them to choose sides between their parents.