Divorce

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,...

Humans are able to communicate effectively through verbal cues. However, much of the talking people do actually comes from body language.  Several studies suggest that only 7% of meaning is communicated through spoken words, with up to 55% being expressed through body...

When you look at divorce trends in the United States, it’s clear that younger couples are getting divorced less often. Baby Boomers continue to have a very high divorce rate, one that is now clearly abnormal compared to the rest of the population. In recent decades,...

Divorce is challenging for almost all couples. However, some issues, such as owning a business, make the challenging process even more complex.  Protecting your business requires careful planning and a full understanding of the law. Here, you will find helpful tips to...

If you have informed your spouse that you want to seek a divorce, it’s important to keep an eye on their spending of the family funds. In some cases, people will see a marked increase in spending right before divorce. This could be an example of the dissipation of...

Before embarking on the divorce process, it’s essential to have a clear understanding of your current financial situation. The first step is to get all your financial information together. You should also make a list of your assets and liabilities.  This will provide...

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...

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...

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”...