Caregivers are the unsung heroes of our society. Whether they are tending to aging parents, children with special needs, or loved ones battling chronic illness, caregivers offer an invaluable service with compassion, patience, and love. November is National Caregivers Month, … Read More
Divorce
Self-Care and Mental Health Resources for Divorced Dads
Self-Care and Mental Health Resources for Divorced Dads Divorce is hard for everyone, but for many dads, it comes with a unique set of emotional challenges. The transition from being a married father to a single dad can be overwhelming—juggling … Read More
How to Start Over Financially After Divorce: A Step-by-Step Guide for Single Parents
Written by: John Reilly The aftermath of divorce brings significant changes, but rebuilding financial independence as a single parent can be one of the most challenging. Shifting from a shared financial system to managing expenses on your own, all while … Read More
Mississippi Divorce: Grounds and Process for Divorce in Mississippi
Decoding Mississippi Divorce: Navigating Grounds, Laws, and the Process Introduction Divorce in Mississippi: Unlocking the Legal Tapestry Divorce is an intricate journey, and when it comes to Mississippi, the road might be less traveled but is no less complex. In … Read More
Bill of Rights for Children
The Bill of Rights for Children is meant to protect the children of parents who are undergoing a divorce. There are many people involved in a divorce. Of course there are the two adults who are deciding to separate, the … Read More
The Most Common Problems You Can Face in Co-Parenting
Written By: Ryan Pell Common co-parenting problems is a popular topic today, as more and more people say it’s vital for a child’s well-being. Research shows that co-parenting is important for a child’s mental health after marriage dissolution and helps form coping … Read More
Child Support and College Expenses
Written By: James Collins Many parents know that paying tuition for their children is a necessity but others wonder what constitutes additional expenses beyond the normal child support. With the increase in college expenses and tuition costs, many parents are getting … Read More
Different Breaks Necessary for Children in Elementary School
Written By: Timothy Miller Children in elementary school are still young and require constant refreshment of their brains. Young children quickly get bored when they do some activities constantly without taking breaks. Tutors and parents should therefore know how their children … Read More
The Benefits of the Great Outdoors
It’s National Great Outdoors Month, and SupportPay is here for it. We are not just the first child support payment and management app – we are also a company formed by parents, for parents. Like you, we spent hours last … Read More
Getting a Divorce in California
Every state has different regulations when it comes to divorce. There are great online resources to help you understand the laws and procedures for each state. It is always important to know what to expect when entering into a new … Read More
Raising Teen Girls: 5 Modern Books Parents Should Read
Raising teen girls is a unique challenge. From conflicts and frustrated responses, adults often feel clueless about how to help their teens go through complicated situations that affect their mental health. The first step to becoming a helpful adult is … Read More
Help Your Child Become More Independent
Every parent wants to raise children that are independent, free-thinking, and know what they want and figure out how to obtain it. However, raising independent children is a challenge itself – especially because parents feel the need to resist the … Read More
Arizona Child Support Enforcement: What You Need to Know
A common misconception about child support for noncustodial parents is that when their visitation rights have been refused by the custodial parent that they are no longer obligated to pay. This is not true. In fact, each parent is mandated to … Read More
7 Tips On Talking To Your Kids About Dating
Suppose you’ve found someone that you truly love. It can be a coworker at your job, an old high school sweetheart, or someone you’ve grown fond of elsewhere. Whatever the case may be, you’re in love … but you also … Read More
Coping with the Grief from Divorce
Divorce is a commonplace tragedy. In the United States, around two thirds of marriages end in divorce, but despite this regular occurrence as a fact of life, it still hurts. A marriage is built as a relationship forever – when … Read More