Month: June 2020

Among the many other important decisions that must be made during a divorce, coming to terms regarding child custody can be especially difficult. Even when both parents aim to make decisions that are in the best interests of their child, they may differ on what...

Divorce is financially taxing and emotionally taxing. When it comes to the division of assets, there is a lot to consider. One thing that many people do not consider is how taxes should integrate into negotiations. Forbes explains that divorcing couples should pay...

Financial challenges often contribute to strife between married spouses. In some situations, the problems may grow to such a state that they lead to the ultimate downfall of the relationship. This leaves spouses left to figure out how to deal with their shared debt...

If your marriage recently came to an end, there are possibly multiple reasons why you are looking for a job. For example, perhaps you need to earn more money to support yourself (and your children). Many people also look for work in order to pursue career goals that...

Unfortunately, the American divorce rate has hovered around 50% for decades now. Even though the latest statistics show the current rate as 39%, your marriage still stands a good chance of failing. But how can you tell if your spouse wants a divorce?  Love Learning...

If you feel like you want to end your marriage in Maryland, you have two options: divorce or legal separation. They both can allow you to separate your lives and live apart, but the details of each process are a little different.  According to the Maryland...

Divorce is rife with many obstacles, both monetary and emotional. In terms of money, many people worry about the expenses that come after divorce, like potential alimony or child support payments. However, particularly if you are looking at a high asset divorce, the...

Recent reforms in tax law have changed the landscape slightly for divorcing couples. Mainly, the method of achieving balance is now different.  At first, tax credits, brackets and exemptions might seem arcane — and perhaps even irrelevant in the context of family law....

When couples realize a divorce is in their future, they may want to consider mediation. This may help keep the divorce process amicable.  Divorce mediation can be a good idea for several reasons. Divorce magazine says that a mediator is a neutral person committed to...