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Just at the beginning of November, the Census Bureau reported that the rate of divorce in the United States recently reached a 50-year low. While the rate of divorce overall may have decreased, the rate of divorce for couples over 50 spiked significantly since the...
Adultery affects many marriages, yet each couple who endures it responds in a different manner. You may have friends or relatives who forgave their spouses after they had an affair, and who managed to make their marriages stronger in its aftermath. Yet, if you...
Depending on the arrangement parents have, it is common for the parent with less parenting time to pay child support. After all, it is a parent’s responsibility to provide their child with financial support, and it is normal to have such an order in place when...
Parents never take the decision to divorce lightly. They worry about how it will impact their family, their life and most of all, their children. Helping children to understand this decision on top of determining a child custody arrangement can be challenging for any...
Couples amass many things during their marriage. With two incomes, it does not take long for couples to purchase furniture, décor and other items that help make their house a home. On top of that, they often combine their assets and finances once they marry. This is...
In Maryland, spouses both have duties to support each other financially. Generally, this duty ends along with the marriage – unless there is an order for spousal support. This is why, when individuals pursue a divorce, one of the most common worries they have is...
Most divorced co-parents understand that their differences rarely end with a signed agreement. Although parents may agree on the terms of their parenting plan, no legal agreement can ensure that two adults get along, especially when one of those people is a...
When facing a divorce, business owners have a lot on their minds. They worry about how much time they will have with their children, and what will happen to the family home. Even so, one of the biggest worries on their mind is what happens to their business. Under...
Moving forward with the decision to divorce is no easy task for parents. However, telling the kids about the divorce is often the hardest step of the process. It is a challenge for parents to determine when the time is right to tell them, and even more so for them to...
The average American works for more than 40 years, earning money and organizing their savings, so they can have a comfortable retirement. In many cases, retirement savings are in one spouse’s name, and they begin accumulating savings years before they get married....
