For someone going through the divorce process, there is a point where they let themselves think of a day when they wake up in their home and do not have their children with them under the same roof. It always happens. That moment is one of fear and, many times, overwhelming sadness. It is a part of the process of a divorce when there are children involved.

Divorce is among the most life-altering changes in a person's lifetime, and it becomes more challenging when kids are involved. We share a look into how my own relationship with my husband's ex-wife and co-parent Luann Halter has evolved as we have navigated divorce and parenting.

An equitable division does not automatically mean an equal division. In a divorce, the court must divide the marital property between the parties equitably, considering more than a dozen factors. 

Regardless of the need for good mental health, many people are still afraid that their spouse or the other party, their attorney, or even the court will call them crazy if they seek the help of a counselor or therapist during their divorce. This couldn’t be further from the truth. 

What do you do when your former spouse or other party refuses or fails to follow the terms of your decree or court order?