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When most people think of prenuptial agreements (prenups), they often associate them with the wealthy. This stereotype, however, overlooks the many practical reasons that people of all financial backgrounds might choose to enter into a prenup. While it is true that a...
It's not uncommon for people to take too long to tell their spouse they want a divorce after realizing their marriage is not working. Some people take months, while others years. So, why is dissolving a marriage hard? Here is what you should know: Accepting a marriage...
When it comes to prenuptial agreements (prenups), many people focus primarily on the terms of the agreement itself. However, timing is an equally crucial consideration, as it could make or break your prenup. Signing a prenuptial agreement too close to the wedding can...
When going through the complex process of divorce, it is essential to be ready with the necessary financial documents. Failing to gather these can lead to delays, disputes and even unfair settlements. As you consider divorce, you may wonder what financial documents...
Divorce can have a detrimental impact on all parties involved, with children being particularly vulnerable. While custody is usually awarded to one or both parents, there are times when neither parent is capable of raising their children. Perhaps the parents are...
Leaving us with a legacy is a final way for parents and grandparents to show their love and ensure we are provided for after they are gone. Sometimes, stipulations are attached to the inheritance, but typically, it can be used however you wish. But what happens if you...
People preparing for divorce sometimes put too much faith in the legal system. While the law does try to protect the rights of both spouses, the outcome of a divorce isn't necessarily fair. Community property rules applied by judges often lack the nuance necessary in...
There are many couples who want to get divorced, but they do not do so because they have children together. They decide to stay together and raise the kids. Some of them may then get divorced when they become empty nesters, but not all of them. In any case, this begs...
Prenuptial agreements are a legal tool designed to protect the assets of both spouses prior to getting married. They outlined how certain assets should be divided in the event of divorce. Prenuptial agreements are often spoken of negatively, as a sign of mistrust and...
Divorce can be a legal and emotional rollercoaster. Amidst the chaos, you may be susceptible to making mistakes or unknowingly doing things that lead to unintended consequences. Given that the outcome of your divorce will likely have a lasting effect on your future,...