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Gray divorce refers to the end of marriage between people who are 50 and older. This presents unique challenges. As people age, their financial and personal circumstances change, which makes gray divorce a complex process. The emotional and psychological impacts of a...
It can take weeks, months or even longer for someone to reach the conclusion that divorce is their best option. Most people try to save their marriages when difficult times arise. They may go to counseling, attempt to improve their conduct as a spouse and try to work...
All divorces come with their fair share of trouble and grief, but an uncontested divorce can make the entire process much easier. In an uncontested divorce, couples negotiate all of the details of their split in private – instead of taking it to litigation and letting...
When parents divorce, one of the biggest issues they face is trying to minimize the fallout from the situation on their children. Professional childcare services in the form of a nanny can often help. They can provide a stabilizing force in the children’s lives across...
Divorce and financial issues are often closely related. Financial problems can be a major source of stress for a couple. When these are unresolved, that stress can slowly cause the marriage to break down. But could something as simple as spending too much money really...
The overall reputation of divorce is that it is a very stressful and expensive process. Not only do people have to worry about splitting their assets and their parental rights with their spouses, but they also need to cover all of the costs generated by their divorce...
Your spouse asking for a divorce is probably not a conversation you expected in your marriage. Whether you saw it coming or are blindsided, this can be challenging. You may want to save the marriage, that is, if you don't want the divorce, which may be possible, but...
Divorces tend to become messy when people let their feelings determine what actions they take. Few elements are more emotional for those preparing for divorce than the future relationships they will have with members of their family. For those with children, concerns...
Receiving alimony or spousal support after a divorce can help you to make ends meet while you move forward with life on your own. It's not always easy starting out on your own again, especially if you sidelined your career while married. For this reason, alimony can...
An overlooked dilemma often surfaces in divorce cases. And that has to do with your last name. You have a decision to make. Will you retain your married name, return to your maiden name, or even come up with an entirely new last name? Benefits and drawbacks may exist...