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Gray divorces are more common these days, and the financial impact of them may be greater than you think. https://bit.ly/3oN4oI1

“Bird nesting” is a co-parenting arrangement where the kids stay in the family home, and the parents split their time between that house and a different one. While still an uncommon arrangement, it does appear to be on the rise, and it offers potential benefits, as well as challenges, for children and parents.

Which Parent Should Keep the House After Divorce? "Bird Nesting" Parents Say Both Experts explain how kids can benefit from this unique co-parenting situation.

If financial hardship is keeping you from meeting your child support obligations, it's important to ask a judge to modify your support order. A family law attorney can often work with the custodial parent and a judge to help you reduce your payments.