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16 Jul

Posted at 20:46h in Tessmer Tips
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Whether you've wanted a divorce for years or you've only recently decided to separate from your partner, the process of ending a relationship can be incredibly difficult and stressful. Not only do you have to deal with the financial side of divorce, such as hiring an attorney or mediator, but you also have to deal with the emotional side of interacting with your partner. Chances are that you're both feeling a number of different emotions: betrayal, frustration, anxiety. These emotions can make it difficult to cope with your divorce. Fortunately, there are several things you can do to help maintain...

19 Jun

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Divorce is often a messy affair. As you and your partner battle over who gets what, it is important to place your child's interest above everything else. They should be protected from an unhealthy environment and be kept away from the legal battle. After the divorce is finalized, stability and continuity will help the child overcome the stress of the separation. Here are four tips to create an effective parenting plan that will help your child cope.  Be Flexible with Visitation  A child needs both parents. Having both parents in a child's life will help them with transitioning to life after the...

22 Feb

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One of the most difficult aspects of divorce is talking with your kids. Chances are you're worried about how they'll handle things, so you feel nervous about discussing the divorce with your children. It's understandable. After all, divorce brings many changes and not all of them are good. All these changes should, however, be discussed with your children. Whether your kids are five or 15, it's important to sit them down and talk with them openly and honestly. If you aren't sure where to start, don't worry. Here's what you need to know. First off, try to tell your kids about...

17 Jan

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4 Actions That Can Sabotage Your Personal Injury Case When you begin a personal injury lawsuit against a company or another private individual, there is a good chance that they and their lawyers will begin watching you like a hawk. In particular, they will be looking for actions and incidents that they can use to harm your case. With this in mind, while you are battling your personal injury case, it is a good idea to refrain from taking the following actions: Broadcasting Your Case As a general rule, you should never speak about your case with anybody except your attorney. If you...

28 Dec

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All states maintain individual laws regarding child custody. These include statutory provisions that deal with changes in custody. However, some elements of child custody law that stay relatively consistent from one state to another, including the overall legal requirements. Issues surrounding child custody represent some of the most legally complicated and emotionally challenging in the U.S. judicial system. While you can study the basics of this issue online or in books, you should consult with an experienced child custody attorney for a thorough analysis of your case. Overview of the Child Custody Standard All U.S. states utilize the same general standard regarding how...

30 Nov

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Why You Need a Last Will & Testament  Seven out of ten Americans do not have a will.  Some may think they do not have sufficient assets to warrant a will and others may not want to think about the fact that they are going to die one day.  Even others may think they are too young to make out a will.  Whatever excuse you may have for not having a will does not change the reasons why you need a will. You need a will to keep a judge from deciding who will have guardianship of your minor children.  You have...

22 Oct

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5 Key Personal Injury Terms You Should Know  Tessmer Law Firm Have you been injured in an incident that was caused by the actions of another party? If so, you know how complex the law can be when it comes to tort law. There are several different terms that you will need to become familiar with. This article will cover 5 of these terms and make them easier to understand for you.  Negligence  Negligence is when an individual or company accidentally causes injuries to someone else. If the actions were intentional, then it doesn't constitute negligence.  If an injury is caused by negligence, the...

24 Jul

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How to Talk to Preschoolers About Divorce: Examples of What to Say If you are divorced or separated and you are a parent, you know how hard it is to talk about divorce with your own children. Half of the time, you get flustered and your words come out all wrong, even when you are talking to your toddler or preschooler. Well, here are some examples of what you can say when talking to your young child about divorce. Being prepared for difficult questions makes your life easier, and your answers will sound more reassuring to your child. So, try to put...