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Many people believe that a prenuptial agreement weakens a marriage. In fact, this may be the reason why they don’t ask for a prenup in the first place. They’re afraid that saying they want to use one is just telling their partner that they’re already thinking about...
Preparing for a divorce can be a lengthy process. Spouses need to gather financial records and other crucial evidence. They need to start preparing to live separately and to negotiate with one another or present their case and family court. Some people spend many...
Most couples argue occasionally. Yet, constant conflict or significant issues that remain unresolved can often lead a couple to divorce. One survey asked divorcing couples to list their biggest conflicts. Here were the most common ones couples mentioned: Career...
Prenuptial agreements are basically “insurance policies” in case a marriage doesn’t work out – and they’re increasingly being used by couples from all walks of life. Prenups can define each party’s financial responsibilities during marriage, clarify property rights in...
For divorcing parents, their top priority is most likely getting a schedule together that meets the best interests of the children. In many cases, parents are able to agree upon custody terms that are then approved by the court. This will only happen if those terms...
Although there is some debate about the exact statistics, depending on the study you use, it has been found that traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can increase the odds of divorce. It’s more likely for injury survivors to end up divorced in the future when compared to...
There has been a worrying trend in the news lately. Several states (Texas, Louisiana and Nebraska) have acted to ban no-fault divorces. Once again, one spouse must demonstrate marital fault or both spouses consent to the split to get legally divorced. Will these...
Social attitudes about prenuptial agreements have slowly but steadily changed in recent years. People are less judgmental of those who signed prenuptial agreements now. In many cases, engaged individuals are less likely to question a fiancé’s commitment to the...
Financial infidelity occurs when one partner conceals financial information or engages in financial activities without the knowledge or consent of the other. Just like sexual infidelity, it’s a relationship killer. Recent findings by Debt.com’s “Debt and Divorce”...
California is one of the states that recognize legal separation for couples who are contemplating ending their marriages. If you are on the cusp of cutting ties with your spouse, filing for separation may be one of the things you have considered. But should you even...