Divorce
Divorce and an ex-spouse’s Social Security benefits
In a recent blog post, we discussed ways divorce is different for individuals who split from a spouse after age 50.
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Divorce
How is divorce different for individuals age 50 and older?
At any age, going through a divorce can be difficult.
Child Custody & Support
Is your soon-to-be ex-spouse hiding something online?
Statistics from the Pew Research Center show that, as of January 2014, 74 percent of U. S. adults use some type of social networking website.
Trusts & Estates
Tips for broaching the issue of a prenuptial agreement
Discussing a prenuptial agreement may not be as romantic as planning the honeymoon vacation, but this type of contract may prove to be an investment i...
Divorce
Traditional divorce doesn’t appeal to many couples
When two people make the decision to divorce, the process is often highly emotional.
Divorce
How to have a good divorce
For many people, the word divorce is synonymous with conflict, anger, hurt and resentment.
Child Custody & Support
Unwed parents often struggle with child custody issues
When discussing familial relationships and family structure, many modern-day references still use the outdated context of a man and woman who are marr...
Divorce
Study sheds light on same-sex marriage and divorce trends
The right to marry is one that many individuals in heterosexual relationships take for granted.
Divorce
Can spouses who experience communication breakdowns ever recover? Study says maybe
When individuals meet, fall in love and decide to marry; they vow to do so “till death do us part.
Divorce
Unhappily married doesn’t need to equate to unhappy holidays
This time of year, television shows and movies often depict idyllic holiday celebrations at which family members lovingly gather to give thanks and be...
Divorce
Is cheating simply in some people’s genes?
People may cheat on a significant other or spouse for a variety of reasons.
Divorce
Do opposites really attract? Study says no
There’s a theory that opposites attract.
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