The short answer is that it depends on your case and situation. We’ll tease out the details below so you can make the best decision for yourself.
Oftentimes, dating during divorce can provide people with some important emotional support as they endure the legal process of ending their marriage. However, dating during divorce is not always a good idea, as it can end up complicating a divorce case by:
In some cases, dating during divorce may end up impacting final custody decisions, such as if or when a new partner has a criminal history or other potential issues that would steer the court to make a custody decision in favor of your ex.
When it comes to dating during divorce, the bottom line is that, if you can wait, it’s usually advisable that you do, as divorce can be unpredictable, and you don’t want to do anything that could complicate your case, increase your stress and drive up your divorce costs.
When you are ready to proceed with a divorce, you can turn to an experienced Littleton divorce attorney at Littleton Lawyers™ for the best representation. Since 1983, our attorneys have been dedicated to defending our clients’ the rights and interests and helping them favorably resolve their important family legal issues.
Our lawyers know how serious and devastating the impacts of divorce can be. That’s why we are committed to aggressively advocating our clients’ rights and helping them bring their divorce cases to the best possible resolutions.
To get more information about your potential case and rights, meet with us for a free, no obligations initial consultation. To set up a meeting, call us at (303) 794-7422 or email us using the form on this page.
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