Divorce

As you and your spouse get divorced, it may be time to begin separating your finances. This is most clearly done during property division. You have to disclose the assets that you own to the court, and then they will be divided between the two of you in accordance...

Life is going to be a lot different after a divorce. While there’s a lot you have to focus on during the divorce itself, you may also need to make some significant post-divorce changes. Here’s what you should consider doing as you plan ahead: 1. Spend time with your...

Choosing to divorce does not automatically mean that families have to engage in a contentious battle over property or child custody. Every divorcing couple has the option of cooperating to set their own settlement terms. One of the more common ways that people reach a...

It's never easy to face the possibility that your marriage may be in trouble. However, recognizing the signs early on can help you take proactive steps to either address the issues or prepare for the potential end of your marriage.  Here are three signs that your...

Marriage is a beautiful bond that supposedly brings two individuals together for a lifetime of love, laughter and joy. But what happens when the love fizzles out, and the once-happy couple finds themselves in an unhappy and unsatisfying marriage? Is it still best to...

You are not obligated to inform your employer if your marital status changes. It’s really none of their business.  What is their business, however, is your ability to perform your role. As divorce could likely affect that, there are, therefore, solid arguments for...

Many divorce cases are spurred by money. Financial issues are what initially causes the couple to consider ending their relationship. These issues may come out of the blue, as sometimes happens with sudden medical expenses, or may be long-standing issues that the...

After divorce, parents typically create a custody agreement with the thought that each parent would be relatively close, making it easy for both parents to spend time with their child. However, in some cases, parents may not be close, especially when one parent is...

Most married couples expect their relationships to last “unto death do [them] part.” While that’s the case for some couples, marriage for other couples ends in divorce, even if they’ve been married for decades, aka gray divorce. A gray divorce occurs when a couple...

It’s easy to assume that people who have been married for decades aren’t going to split up, so it may surprise you to learn that divorce rates are the highest for males and females who are 55 to 64. Divorces that involve people who are at least 55 years of age are...