What Increases Your Risk of Getting a Divorce?
Getting married doesn’t guarantee you and your spouse will have a “happily ever after” ending. A lot of people end up getting divorced today. It’s the nature of the world and the increased freedoms we
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Top Tips for Your Divorce Negotiation
Negotiating and trying to come to agreements on as many elements of your divorce as possible is a good idea. It can help to speed up the process of divorce and make it a bit
Top Money-Related Issues That Cause Divorce
It’s no secret that the thing that causes many couples to argue—and eventually split up—is money. Financial problems have been a major cause of marital strife for countless decades, and it’s not likely to change
Tips for Choosing a Divorce Support Group
When you are going through a divorce—and after the divorce—you may find that having a divorce support group will help to deal with the way you are feeling. Even those who may be thrilled about
Tips for a DIY Divorce
When you and your spouse are headed toward divorce, you have a lot on your mind. One of the things that you need to think about as early as possible is just how you plan
Telling Friends and Family About Your Divorce
Going through a divorce is difficult for you and your spouse. You may have had trouble adjusting to the idea of going through a divorce even though you might know it’s the best thing for
Should You Try Marriage Counseling Before Divorce?
Although marriage counseling seems common, statistics show that far fewer couples are seeking out this type of therapy. It’s estimated that only about 10% of couples who are going through a rough times in their
Impact of Divorce on Self-Esteem
When you end your marriage, regardless of the circumstances surrounding it, there is always going to be a sense of loss. After all, this is a major change you are undergoing in your life. Whether
How Lottery Winnings Are Treated in a Divorce
If you live in Arizona, all of the money that either spouse makes or acquires during the course of their marriage is considered community property. This means that the money technically belongs equally to both
