December 2015 eNewsletter
Broyles Kight and Ricafort, P.C. and Divorce Magazine are pleased to provide our monthly eNewsletter. We hope this information is helpful and supportive. After reading this, please forward it to whomever you think may benefit from it.
December 2015
From the Office:
Michael Wilkins will be visiting several ministries in India from November 27th through December 8th.
Melanie Reichert will be presenting a 90 minute webinar on December 15th titled Divorce Law: Dividing Digital Assets. Click here to learn more or register.
On a Personal Note:
BKR is partnering up with Child Advocates to help provide Indianapolis children, who are victims of abuse and neglect, with gifts this holiday season. If you would like to help and donate toys, clothes, monetary or gift cards, please contact our office at 317-571-3600.
Our office will be closed Thursday/Friday (December 24th/25th) and Thursday/ Friday (December 31st/January 1st) for the holiday.
Ho Ho Ho and Happy New Year!
Please check out our website for more information:
https://bkrfamilylaw.com/news-events
Financial Issues:
Video: How To Find a Divorce Financial Professional
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Co-Parenting after Divorce:
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As you plan for the holidays, avoid any situation where there is a potential for tension and conflict in front of the children.
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Children and Divorce:
How to Create a Parenting Plan That Fits Your Family
Take charge of the process, figure out what your kids need, and put it into action.
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Legal Issues:
What Happens When One Parent Wants to Move Away with the Children?
The question is not whether the parent is permitted to move, but rather what custody arrangement would be in the best interest of the child.
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Relationships and Dating:
Dating after Divorce? Make Sure You Are Ready!
Just because your marriage failed, it doesn’t mean you are sentenced to a life of being single.
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