Divorce

Everyone seems to agree that getting a divorce is hard, but not everyone understands why. Unfortunately, breaking away from someone you have loved and cared for deeply is indeed one of the hardest things you may ever face. The truth is that divorce is often hard...

Spousal support, also known as alimony, is financial support provided by one spouse to the other after a divorce. Spousal support aims to help ensure that both spouses can maintain their living standards after the divorce. But the question is, is spousal support...

Spousal support is one of the most contentious issues in a divorce. The widespread misinformation and misconceptions surrounding these payments make it even more complicated. Therefore, it helps to be informed about how spousal support works to help you prepare...

Are you going through a divorce? If you have children, they’ll eventually need to hear the news. Talking about divorce to children can be difficult. But, reading this post may help you learn what you can do: 1. Think about your children's ages and maturity levels...

Your spouse asks you for a divorce and then asks you to leave the house. They tell you that you need to pack your bags and find somewhere to live until the marriage ends. But maybe you don’t have anywhere else to go. Or maybe you simply don’t want to leave. You know...

For young adults who are hoping to enter certain professions, a college degree is the basic standard for entry-level education. They will need a four-year degree or possibly a graduate degree to secure a license in their chosen profession and obtain a good job with...

Many people think that divorce is something that happens to younger couples, essentially because they have made a mistake when deciding to get married. For example, someone may tie the knot at 28 and get divorced by 32, when they realize that they did not actually...

Some people like to tell people about their divorce. Others prefer a more private approach. Which is correct? There is no right way to divorce, and who you tell and what you tell them is up to you., but there are some important things to understand: You need to look...

If you're considering a divorce in Texas, you may wonder whether it's a no-fault state. The answer is yes and no. In Texas, you can file for a no-fault or fault-based divorce.  So, what's the difference? And which one should you choose?  Pros and cons of each type If...

The longer you have remained married and the more financially successful you were during the marriage, the harder it can be to split up your property. You and your spouse may have acquired a variety of assets, from real property and personal possessions to stocks and...