Category Archives: Divorce
5 Reasons to Consider a Prenuptial Agreement
Entertaining the idea of a prenuptial agreement is a smart strategy according to financial experts. Here are five reasons why you should consider drafting a prenuptial agreement.
7 Ways to “Create Your Own Luck” in Preparation for a Divorce
Gather Up Documents – This part may sound simple, especially if you have a file of paperwork, but it is best to gather everything as soon as you can because sometimes, you may need to request a document. This takes time! We have created a list of documents that you should consider gathering and storing […]
10 Ways to Love Valentine’s Day After a Divorce
As soon as January comes to a close, cue in the lovey-dovey commercials that fill our television screens, the holiday decor sections at Target stocked with heart-shaped candies, and social media posts of happy couples. During your dating and married days, maybe your Valentine’s Day was filled with red roses, chocolate truffles, and lengthy, handwritten […]
Do’s and Don’ts of Social Media While Going Through a Divorce
Did you know social media can play a decisive role in your divorce? Social media usage via posting, liking, committing, and replying can harm your legal position. Social media also allows you to connect with support groups and allow you to seek help from others. Sessums Law Group is here to help you navigate the […]
7 Back-to-School Tips for Newly Divorce Parents
Putting your children first is essential to reducing their stress and helping them start the new school year on the right foot. To help you get on track with a fresh perspective, we recommend these seven back to school tips for newly divorced parents: Encourage your child to express their concerns and feelings. Listen to […]
Peace on Earth: Tips for Celebrating the Holidays Following a Recent Divorce
Thanksgiving is upon us, and now is the time to finalize your plans for the big day. There is excitement in the air thinking about all that delicious food, time with family (either in person or virtually), and a long afternoon nap from the turkey. For those who have been recently been through a divorce […]
Be Picky About What You Post: How Online Activity Could Hurt You in Court
In our technology-driven society, social media has become a way of life. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, and more is an outlet for sharing information, connecting with a wide variety of people, and staying current on news and events, especially since COVID-19 came on the scene. Much of our lives have and continue to revolve around our phones, tablets, and computers. […]
Life After Divorce: Navigating Back to School as a Team
Divorce in and of itself means separation, but if you and your former spouse have children together and both intend to stay active in their lives, that separation can never be 100%. This fact is particularly evident when it’s time for students to head back to the classroom for a new school year, and for […]
Making a Case Against Social Media: How Your Online Interactions Could Hurt Your Trial
In our technology-driven society, social media has become a way of life. From what you had for lunch, to finding long lost friends, pages like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, and more are an outlet for sharing information, connecting with a wide variety of people, and staying current on news and events. However, the prevalence of […]
Long-Distance Divorce: How to (Legally) Divorce When Your Spouse Is Not A U.S. Citizen
Divorce comes with its own special set of protocols, complications, and paperwork, and that can make it stressful at best. However, these difficulties can be intensified if your soon-to-be ex is a non-U.S. citizen living out of the country in their native place of residency. The sheer paperwork alone can be a tricky situation if […]
