After you decide you want a divorce, you eventually have to break the news to your spouse. While that's rarely an easy conversation, there are some things you can do that will make the process easier -- and reduce the potential conflicts you'll face ahead. Keep in...
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Heading for divorce? Make some quick electronic changes
We live in a very technologically advanced country -- and married couples tend to mingle their electronic accounts just as freely as they do their physical possessions. That can be a big problem when you're headed for a split. Once you've made the decision to divorce,...
What drives people to divorce?
Here's a fact that will probably surprise most people: Cheating isn't one of the top reasons that people end up getting divorced. So, what exactly does lead couples to split? When polled, here are three of the top reasons that couples gave for their divorce: 1. They...
Divorce and bankruptcy: What couples need to know
If financial problems weren't already a factor before you headed into a divorce, they may soon become one. Divorce can be expensive. There are a few inescapable financial facts about divorce. It costs money to file for divorce and to hire an attorney. If you have...
How do you cope when your adult child divorces?
When an adult child divorces, the situation can send shock waves throughout the entire family. As your child's parent, you naturally want to be supportive -- but you may have a lot of conflicted feelings about the situation. It's normal to feel shocked, sad,...
The government shutdown and your divorce
The government shutdown that started in late 2018 and carried over in 2019 is now officially the longest in the history of the United States. That's bad news for a lot of people. Could it also affect your divorce? Possibly. Whether you're (hopefully) reading this...
Divorce and taxes: What you should know
Couples that have recently ended their marriages or who are still in that process need to know how to handle one major obligation: their taxes. Here are some basics about taxes after divorce you should know: 1. According to the IRS, your marital status on Dec. 31...
Are you anticipating a divorce in the New Year?
Have you committed already to a "new year, new you" way of thinking? If that includes the idea that you're going to get a divorce, there are a few things you need to start doing now to get ready. Here's a list you can use: 1. Get those financial documents in order The...
Coping with the holidays during your divorce
The first holiday season -- the first everything, actually -- after you separate from your spouse can be tough to handle, but there are ways to get through it. Making the transition is a lot easier, however, when you have a plan. Whether you have children with your...
What factors do courts consider when deciding an alimony dispute?
There are certain factors that will increase the likelihood of one spouse needing to pay alimony in a particular divorce. These factors are important to consider, whether you are the potential recipient or payer of alimony. Estimating the likelihood of alimony in your...
