Uncontested Divorce: Prioritize What’s Best for Your Kids

Divorce, Family Law

Divorce is undeniably challenging, but the approach you choose can significantly shape your family’s future, especially your children’s well-being. Opting for an uncontested divorce where both spouses agree on key terms helps minimize conflict and stress, while most importantly, safeguards your children’s emotional health. At Pepitone Family Law, we believe in guiding families through this … Read More

How to Handle Stress and Anxiety During Divorce

Divorce

Managing stress is essential during major life transitions, such as divorce. Prioritizing your emotional, physical, and mental well-being can help you navigate the challenges more effectively and make clearer decisions for yourself and your family. Divorce often brings a complex mix of emotions that can affect every part of your life, but learning strategies to … Read More

Divorce Attorney Ashley Pepitone Interviewed in Shoutout Atlanta

Ashley Pepitone, Divorce

Ashley Pepitone, divorce attorney and founder of Pepitone Family Law, was interviewed by local Atlanta publication Shoutout Atlanta. In the interview, Ashley shared insights into her multifaceted career and personal journey, discussing how she leads her firm with intention and a client-centered approach. Her firm focuses on resolution-focused litigation while providing transparent, flat-fee services that … Read More

Biggest Mistakes in Divorce and How to Avoid Them

Ashley Pepitone, Divorce, Family Law

Divorce can be one of the most challenging transitions in life, bringing on a whirlwind of feelings, legal complexities, and personal changes. This emotionally charged time can be exacerbated by dealing with your spouse’s behavior throughout the divorce proceedings and/or disappointment with the outcome. There are choices you can make, as well as ones you … Read More

Explaining Divorce to Children: Age-Appropriate Strategies

Divorce, Family Law

Divorce can be an emotional experience for children, often leaving them confused or scared. As parents, it’s crucial to approach this conversation with care and to tailor explanations to your child’s age and developmental stage. By doing so, you can help reduce their anxiety, provide reassurance, and guide them through the transition. How parents communicate … Read More