Multi-State Divorce & Family Law Blog by Stange Law Firm, PC

Although divorce is a difficult process, the aftermath is not always easier. Many people heal, grow, and remarry after a divorce. It is also common for remarriages to include children from previous spouses and families. Joining families together in this way creates a “blended family.” Blended families are all unique, and it is normal to experience issues and setbacks when joining loved ones together. This is especially true if your children are older. They may be dealing with the psychological aftermath of divorce, the death of a parent, or other scenarios that lead to remarriage. Our team works with families

Social media has become ubiquitous in our lives. Therefore, it is no surprise that it has also impacted the field of family law. In fact, it has become an increasingly relevant source of evidence in family law cases, ranging from child custody disputes to divorce proceedings. However, using social media can be a double-edged sword. Individuals need to be mindful of the dos and don’ts of social media in family law cases. Dos: Be aware of your privacy settings. Many social media platforms allow users to adjust their privacy settings. This allows them to limit the visibility of their posts