Property division can be one of the most contentious aspects of a divorce, and having a clear understanding of what you value most – and what you can let go of in service of your broader goals – can guide your decision-making. Above all else, clarifying your...
There are many different factors that influence the odds that a couple may get divorced. How long were they together before getting married? What personalities do they have? Are they financially stable? The list goes on and on. But one interesting thing that...
You have probably heard that divorces among those over 50 have increased in recent years. Since that trend seems set to continue, those planning to end a marriage late in life should know that financial hardships often accompany gray divorces or arise in their wake....
You want your divorce to go smoothly. But, you can’t always predict what problems may occur during a divorce. While you may not see any issues with your actions, there are a few things that can complicate your divorce. Here’s what you should avoid: 1. Posting on...
Yes, divorces are tough -- some of them more so than others. Those divorcing a bully or someone who prefers to control things often have an especially hard time. The poor conduct of a bullying spouse while divorcing can cause intimidation, anxiety and even fear. Most...
Divorce can be complicated, as you have to deal with different emotions while trying to keep up with legal processes. Nonetheless, if you and your spouse have decided to go separate ways due to irreconcilable reasons, you should be prepared for anything you may...
If you have a child who suffers from separation anxiety when they’re not with you and/or your co-parent, you’re likely concerned about how they’ll deal with moving between your and your soon-to-be ex’s home after you begin living separately and sharing custody. Even...
In Florida, property division during a divorce follows the principle of equitable distribution. This means that marital assets and liabilities are divided in a fair and equitable manner between the spouses. It is important to note that equitable does not necessarily...
If you or someone close to you works with children, you may have heard the term “adverse childhood experiences” (ACEs). These include around 10 to 12 experiences (depending on how they’re categorized) kids can suffer as they’re growing up which can lead to emotional,...
Divorces are unsettling for the parties year-round, but over the holidays it can feel especially brutal. Whether you have children, are childless or your children are now adults, it is imperative to practice good self-care at these times. What that means can be...
