Divorce does screwy things to a person's head. Believe me, I’ve seen it. The once intelligent together person that you were, can turn into an emotional, brain-fogged, & unorganized basket case. You try really, really hard to keep it together, but you know this...
Most people facing any day in front of a Judge in Court, would avoid it if they could. When going through divorce, that urge is just as strong.
Almost every relationship begins with that “giddy” period of falling in love, imagining a long life together with your spouse, maybe having a couple of children together, and perhaps even a pet to round out the happy loving family. What most people can’t imagine, is...
There may be some red flags and early signs of irreconcilable issues along the way, but even so … the decision to dissolve a marriage is a very tough one. Many people choose to stay and only find resolution when the spouse they’ve been with for so long thinking of leaving, up and leaves them first.
Over the last few years, one trend in divorce has firmly taken root. Baby Boomers are divorcing at double the rate of other groups. As our life expectancies lengthen, our attitudes about divorce evolve. And while it’s not still rapidly increasing quite as much, Boomer...
The answer shouldn’t be “As Much As I Can Get!” because there is only a limited pot to share. So, be fair about it. Many couples going through a divorce after a mid-length or long-term marriage know that some level of Spousal Support or Alimony is needed, but...
Answers to these questions may help you determine which professional is the best choice for you.
If you haven’t had the opportunity to watch the 2015 documentary “Divorce Corp.”, which is available on Netflix, take the time soon to do that. It’s a frightening look at the corruption, collusion, and abuse that sometimes happens in the Family Court system. After you see it you’ll wonder, how does a person protect themselves and know if their Attorney is one of the “good ones”?
If you are the bearer of this incredibly bad news, you may not be sure of how your spouse will react, especially if infidelity is involved. That fear can cause you to make some bad decisions, for example thinking that breaking the news to them in a public place, will less likely lead to hysterics on their part.
As soon as you begin to contemplate divorce, the realization of losing half of your net worth may kick in, and you find yourself wondering if it’s even worth it financially to consider leaving.
START WITH A FREE DOWNLOAD:
Identify Your Priorities, Before Having Any Discussion With Your Spouse
Knowing your priorities will help you be confident in what to ask for, and what you can live without.
