Category Archives: Divorce
Does Poverty Mean That You Are Exempt From A Messy Divorce?
The last thing you want to hear when you are going through a divorce is that you should count your blessings. What is there to smile about? Now that you and your spouse have suffered an irreversible communication breakdown and have decided to divorce, your financial situation has gone from bad to worse. You… Read More »
Alabama Family Law For U.S. Permanent Residents
Remember when getting a permanent green card meant that you could breathe a sigh of relief, when all you had to do was wait a few more years and you would be eligible for U.S. citizenship? U.S. permanent residents are in a more vulnerable position these days than they have been for as long… Read More »
Common Mistakes Of High Net Worth Couples That Make Their Divorce Cases More Complicated
Whether you are an incorrigible optimist or you have grumbled and complained your way through life, divorce will eventually lay bare your vulnerabilities until you reach the point where you have no choice but to embrace gratitude. It is at that moment that you will realize that, even though your spouse dumped you or… Read More »
How Bad Is The Financial Crisis Of A Pending Divorce?
The loneliness and lean times of being divorced have nothing on the chaos of living through a divorce while it is going on. As bitter as you might be about your ex-spouse’s actions years later, it is even worse when the pain is raw, when your ex is telling bald-faced lies about you in… Read More »
Don’t Worry If You Missed The Boat On Divorce Monday
While the rest of the world is humblebragging about their New Year’s resolutions on social media, you are feeling stuck. Your cousin is changing her diet from vegan to raw foods vegan, and your coworker who competed in a triathlon last year has resolved to compete in two triathlons this year. As for you,… Read More »
Going Your Separate Ways In Your Golden Years
If trends continue in their current direction, gray divorce will be the only kind of divorce there is. The age at first marriage is increasing, and fewer young people are getting married. Some members of the young generation want to keep their friends close and their finances separate, even going so far as to… Read More »
Divorcing Your Spouse’s Family Business
Once a family business stays in the family for multiple generations, inevitably some of the family members who have participated in it are each other’s relatives by marriage. Perhaps you were married for such a long time, working in your spouse’s family business alongside your in-laws, that you stopped keeping track of who made… Read More »
How Do Personal Injury Settlements Affect Equitable Distribution In Divorce?
People exchange marriage vows in which they promise to remain together in sickness and in health and in poverty or in prosperity, but physical and financial hardships put more strain on marital relationships than most newlyweds realize. You don’t know how a chronic illness or a situation where one spouse must leave the workforce… Read More »
Does Keeping Your Finances Separate During Your Marriage Simplify Your Divorce?
Some couples insist that the secret to the longevity of their marriages is maintaining separate bank accounts. This way they don’t have to fight about money or resent each other for making impulse purchases or vetoing each other’s splurge wishes. It is also why some couples sign prenuptial agreements in which they agree to… Read More »
Selling The Marital Home After Divorce Is As Unpleasant As It Sounds
Listing your house for sale and preparing to move out is stressful no matter the circumstances, even if you are doing it so that you can move on to a happy new chapter of your life, such as a spacious house where each of your children can have his or her own bedroom, or… Read More »