Ending a marriage can have significant financial consequences for anyone, yet some parties tend to suffer from this much more than others. One report published last year found that women see a household income drop roughly double that of men. According to the study,...
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Should you stay off of social media during a divorce?
If you are going through a divorce, it is usually wise to stay off of social media. Even if you still use it, you may want to refrain from posting anything about your relationship or the divorce process itself. Many people use social media almost every day. They post...
When “keeping it amicable” in a divorce stops working
Some divorces may begin with good intentions; the relationship isn’t working out, but there's no reason to be hostile. Many couples hope to keep things respectful, minimize stress and move forward without unnecessary conflict. At first, that shared goal can make...
5 key documents to have before you file for divorce in California
Deciding to end your marriage is one of life's hardest steps. The emotional weight alone can feel overwhelming. However, taking charge of your paperwork early gives you a sense of control. Organizing your financial records before filing helps you approach the process...
When your spouse refuses to divorce: Legal steps you can take
You’ve made the difficult decision to end your marriage, but your spouse refuses to sign the papers, avoids conversations on the way forward or insists they won’t agree to a divorce. It can be frustrating, and you might feel like you’re trapped in the marriage, with...
Can counseling help couples as they prepare for divorce?
Divorce is a stressful time, and people may find themselves struggling to cope. Even spouses who choose to file the paperwork are likely to experience a range of powerful emotions throughout the divorce process. People preparing for divorce may want to take steps in...
Key steps to take to secure your online privacy during a divorce
When you are going through a divorce, your digital footprint becomes a delicate matter in protecting your privacy. If you currently share online accounts with your spouse, it is advisable to sever them as soon as you can. This can help prevent unintended privacy...
3 ways to prepare for the social fallout of divorce
Divorce invariably changes a person's life. Leaving behind an unsatisfying or unhealthy marriage can drastically improve a person's overall quality of life. However, a degree of social upheaval is common when people divorce. Friends, coworkers and even family members...
4 ways to help your family adjust emotionally to divorce
Divorce can be a difficult change for any family. In California, legal steps are important, but emotional adjustments matter just as much. Children and adults may feel fear, stress or uncertainty. Supporting your family’s emotions can reduce tension and help everyone...
3 types of financial records to gather before a divorce
Preparing to file for divorce is equal parts practical and emotional. People need to process their grief and manage their emotions in the final weeks before they file. Spouses can also take certain steps before advising their spouse of the divorce to facilitate an...

