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Contrary to what movies and television may perceive, going through a divorce does not need to be a contentious process. In fact, for couples that want to end their marriage as stress-free and collaborative as possible, there are other options besides court...
When asked to identify major trouble spots in their relationship, 35% of people mentioned money in a 2018 survey. You may be more likely to experience trouble if you and your spouse are not on a firm financial footing or there is a wide disparity between your credit...
When you decide that divorce is the best option, it can sometimes feel like a weight off your shoulder. But as parents, you still have a long way to go and plenty of hurdles to jump. One of the first is: how do you tell your child about the upcoming divorce? While...
While divorce traditionally has the stigma of being messy and painful, it does not have to be. Sometimes a marriage just runs out of steam and you may wish to end it without hurting the other person, as much as possible. These tips can help you have a more amicable...
When your Florida marriage ends, you may worry about whether you are going to be able to support yourself without the help of your one-time partner. If so, you may decide to seek alimony in your divorce. The state of Florida recognizes four types of alimony:...
The effect of divorce on your children can last for years. Minimizing the impact of your changing relationship on their well-being requires thoughtful decision-making. Collaborative divorce can help you sustain a healthy and functional relationship with your ex. This...
Divorce is not uncommon in the modern age. According to the American Psychological Association, approximately 40% to 50% of U.S. marriages end up legally broken. There exists the potential for financial and emotional strain and exhaustion during the process. If you...
If you and your spouse have the ability to work together and end your marriage through the collaborative process, you could appreciate multiple benefits. Collaborative divorces take up less time and money while reducing the emotional burdens associated with the...
You and your soon-to-be-ex-spouse love artwork, and you acquired quite a collection during your marriage. How should you tackle dividing your collection in divorce? The American Bar Association offers considerations to keep in mind when divorcing with shared artwork....
Divorce is one of the most stressful life events one person can face, along with losing a loved one or moving to a new place. Learning how to manage negative feelings is a valuable skill for your own mental health, and keeping a few simple concepts in mind is one way...
