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The term parental alienation likely brings the image of young children to mind first. After all, most of the focus and studies center around children of divorce in their younger years and how they react to this situation. But in recent years, more studies have shown...
You likely use social media every day to gather information, pass time and connect with others. Just like many others, social media is likely a commonplace part of your daily life. According to the Pew Research Center, approximately 7 out of every 10 Americans use...
Along with disputes about finances and child-rearing, infidelity can cause major damage to a marriage. While physical affairs are particularly damaging, emotional affairs are equally so. Healthline explains that emotional affairs occur when a person develops a deep...
Keeping your retirement savings intact during a divorce is rarely possible. However, proactive planning and strategic decision-making can help you preserve as much of your nest egg as possible. As soon as you anticipate a divorce, take control of your finances so you...
Divorce can be a tough time for you and your ex-spouse, but one person who may be struggling quietly without your knowledge could be your child. Helping him or her manage stress during this time can mean a better school life and improved mental health. Schedule some...
It can be a serious challenge to recover economically from a divorce, especially for the spouse that earns less. If your earning capacity or ability to work is significantly lower than that of your soon-to-be ex-spouse, you might depend upon a spousal support award to...
Grey divorce as a term refers to any couple over the age of 50 who have decided to get a divorce. "Silver splitter" and "diamond divorce" are other terms you may also hear. What sets grey divorce apart from other types of divorce, aside from the age? And why has grey...
While spousal support may become an important source of your income, at retirement age, you will need every penny you can get to maintain the standard of living you used to enjoy while married. Lawmakers understand that, often, one spouse earned considerably less...
As parents, going through a divorce affects more than just you and your spouse. You must take your child into consideration as well. Though they are not directly involved, the outcome will have a huge impact on their life moving forward. As such, it is common for...
If you took out student loans to pay for an undergraduate, graduate or professional degree and now face a divorce, you may assume that any remaining student loan debt you owe will be yours and yours alone to repay. While it is true that debts taken out in one person's...
