Last Updated on Being cheated on stinks, particularly when you are married. A spouse who is cheated on often feels like the only person in the world going through such a situation. Far from it. According to Fox News Magazine, approximately 70 percent of married men and between 50 and […]
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Unfortunately, many people are forced to deal with divorce, a process that represents the end of a marriage. Whether they go through a contested divorce or the situation is relatively amicable, it is still a difficult situation for most people to handle. Fortunately, divorce help is available and getting proper
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How to tell your kids you’re divorcing. Explain divorce to your kids in a healthy manner.
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What Considerations Should You Make Regarding Taxes During Your Divorce? Whether an individual is in the middle of a divorce or considering filing for one, there are some considerations he or she should make regarding taxes. Considering the importance of tax season, now is a great time to learn more
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What You Should Know About Military Divorces Military divorces are no more complicated than civilian ones, but there are some rules and requirements that apply to service men and women and their spouses when they decide to end their marriage. These requirements affect service of process, compliance, division of military
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Last Updated: June 2, 2022 There is more than one way to get divorced and some methods are easier to follow than others. Any type of divorce requires time, effort, and (at least a little) money but spouses who work things out to achieve an uncontested divorce reduce their investments
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Tools You Can Use to Survive Your Divorce Regardless of how amicable a divorce may be, going through one is never an easy process. Even after both parties have survived the legal end of divorce, they often have to deal with a period of emotional recovery. Whether the divorce is
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When we think of warm summer days transitioning into crisp autumn nights, we often conjure up images of children returning to school, leaves changing colors, and football games being back in full swing. What we may not think about, however, is an increase in couples filing for divorce – a
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Many people assume that once divorce documents have been filed, one of the parties in the marriage is required to move out of the couple’s marital home. This is in fact not a requirement though one of the spouses can move out if he or she chooses to do so.
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When a couple is contemplating filing for divorce, they often question whether or not this decision is the best choice for themselves and their family, specifically if they really want to end their marriage and also if the harm of a divorce is worth the toll it inevitably takes on
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Though reports of intimate partner violence typically list a female as the victim, almost ten percent of U.S. men have been victims of stalking, physical violence, or rape at the hands of their partners, according to the National Domestic Violence Hotline. Nearly four percent of males reported injuries due to
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