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It may seem like the minute you announced your engagement, your parents talking about your prenuptial agreement. They feel more strongly about getting one than you do. If you’re in this situation, you’re not alone. According to the American Academy of Matrimonial...
Money may make the world go round, but it also has a negative effect on people. Money is a pervasive source of conflict in relationships and is often the root cause of many divorce cases, leading to bitter and acrimonious battles between spouses. Here’s why money is...
It is rarely easy for a divorcing couple to decide how to split their assets, even if they don’t have much marital property that needs to be divided between them. When a couple possesses complex marital assets and is navigating a high-income reality, this process can...
Your spouse had an affair. Maybe learning about the affair was how you knew your marriage was over, or maybe it didn’t even start until after you’d started talking about a divorce. These days, a spousal affair doesn’t seem that newsworthy. Even though adultery remains...
Going through a divorce with a child involved is challenging. But visitation can help the child stay connected with both parents. Regardless of your visitation type, you and your child can improve your relationship with practical tips. Visitation with your child can...
You thought that your spouse was emotionally manipulative and borderline verbally abusive before your divorce started. Now you have no doubts. When a divorce is in process, even good people can be badly behaved. People who are already inclined toward abusive behavior...
Everyone knows divorce is hard and leads to unwanted feelings like bitterness and resentment. The last thing you need at this point is someone reemphasizing the numerous emotional drawbacks of divorce. However, you could probably benefit from some wisdom about...
First, you fell out of love, then you stopped even liking your spouse. Now, neither of you can stand the other. Unfortunately, cutting your ties and cutting your losses isn’t going to be that easy, since you and your spouse share minor children together. How do you...
You’re getting divorced and you have a retirement plan that you get through your employer. You haven’t retired yet, so you don’t consider this a marital asset. You don’t even really think of it as something you own, but just a plan that your employers put together....
If you get divorced, you know that it’s important to understand that it’s coming as far in advance as possible. This gives you ample time to consider the future, define your goals and plan and in advance so that you’re ready for the court process. But what exactly...