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A business started during a marriage will typically be classified as marital property, which means that spouses will be required to report its value and add that value to their marital estate in order to appropriately divide their shared property. For those who...
Co-parents who get divorced sometimes want to relocate in the wake of that divorce. For instance, someone may have met their spouse while they were in college and stayed in their college town after getting married, but they may want to move back home after the...
Divorce rates can be a somewhat contentious subject. There are those who claim that divorce rates are constantly increasing and that divorce is becoming much more common in America. Others will say that it’s happening less than it used to, even with no-fault divorce...
Prenuptial agreements have an unfairly negative reputation. People historically used to think of them as a sign that someone engaged to be married doesn't expect the relationship to last. However, with more families having two wage earners and divorce being a very...
While it’s hard to imagine, marriage doesn’t always last until death. Nearly half of all marriages end in divorce. There are all kinds of reasons people get divorced, such as infidelity, spousal abuse, parenting differences and financial troubles. Many people prepare...
Even when the decision to end a marriage is mutual, divorce is never a walk in the park. You may feel resentful following the end of your marriage. You may also be concerned about your children’s post-divorce living arrangements as well as your financial future....
If you are unsure about the future of your marriage, you may benefit from the experience of other couples. Research shows that there are several things most likely to result in a marriage ending. Here are some of them: You don’t look for the middle ground If you both...
After trying your best to make the marriage work for the sake of your children, you may have decided to divorce. Now you're left wondering how long it will take and if there is anything you can do to make it faster. Fortunately, there is. An uncontested divorce An...
Divorcing parents often have difficulty reaching a satisfactory custody agreement. They are both so keen to spend as much time with their children as possible that they are willing to fight tooth and nail to get what they want. There is certainly a time to fight hard,...
For divorcing parents, the issue of custody and visitation can be one of the trickiest to manage. In some cases, this difficulty is compounded if the child resists going on visits with one parent—perhaps even refusing outright. It's a scenario that's frustrating for...
