We live in a digital era in which social media plays a significant role in our lives. With these platforms, we share our activities, hobbies and passions with our loved ones. However, your ex can use everything you post on social media against you during the divorce...
Being cheated on by an unfaithful spouse can be a devastatingly heartbreaking experience. Sometimes, it's hard to know if a spouse is being unfaithful until conclusive evidence is obtained. However, long before adultery is confirmed, your instincts may indicate that...
There are a lot of "growing pains" that accompany a divorce. One of those is getting a hold of your finances. Many jobs don't come with benefits such as insurance. Your medical benefits may come from the health plan that your spouse receives from their employer. The...
The subtle art of compromise plays a role in many aspects of life. It essentially involves two parties making concessions to one another while settling an issue. We compromise with other people when making business deals. We compromise with our children when they...
When one spouse cheats, the whole family suffers. You will have to endure months of stress during a divorce and likely several years of financial recovery before your life returns to normal, all because of bad decisions that you didn't make. An affair can be a...
The end of a marriage is a difficult time for many people, but some people are able to move past the contentious matters in their marriage and continue to run a business together. There are several things to consider if you and your ex are going to retain joint...
The first month of the calendar year is a busy one for divorce lawyers. It’s a month when some people decide to end an unhealthy marriage. But, this has some people wondering why so many individuals wait until January to file for the divorce. For parents, the issue...
As you go through the divorce process, you’ll have questions and concerns about what the future will bring. For many people, this starts and ends with their finances. Your goal is simple: To provide yourself with financial stability post-divorce. While this sounds...
You may not have a big event that tells you that you need to get divorced. You may not come home to catch your spouse cheating on you or discover that he or she has an addiction that is costing the family money every month. Instead, you may just generally regret...
You weren’t happy in your marriage, and neither was your spouse. With that in mind, you thought that your spouse would respond favorably to the idea of a divorce -- but that didn’t happen. Now, your spouse is blaming you for the marriage’s failure and threatening to...
