Managing A Divorce As Well As Possible
Nobody wants to get divorced, but when it happens it usually means that it is the right thing to happen – and in truth, you might find that you are somewhat relieved when it does.
Nobody wants to get divorced, but when it happens it usually means that it is the right thing to happen – and in truth, you might find that you are somewhat relieved when it does.
The words “peace” and “divorce” do not appear to go hand in hand. But when you are getting divorced and you are going through the trials and tribulations of emotional turmoil, financial difficulty…
Are you a single dad and looking to claim sole custody of your child? If that is the case, this blog post is for you. You have likely realized you have quite a journey to complete when it comes to child custody.
You don’t necessarily need to succumb to the convention, which says it should be a journey through hell. So how can you make it a less arduous process? We take a look at a few ways below.
You may be living in a different place and going through some pretty tough emotions. But just because you’re separated doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s the end of the marriage. You might want to try reconciliation.
Who exactly loses out the most when a couple splits up, though? To give you an idea of the impact this sort of decision can make, this post will be exploring the victims it will leave behind.
Ask Yourself These Questions Before Starting The Divorce Process It’s important not to rush into the divorce process. Ending a marriage should not be taken lightly, as there are consequences for you, your partner, and your children. Divorce is a stressful and life-changing event, and while it may […]
It all started with a humorous Facebook post I made recently about my fear of marriage. I was taking my usual Saturday walk-about in Manhattan when I turned the corner on 42nd street…
Making marriage a 2-year renewable deal will ensure that no one gets stuck in a bad place and will make both parties know that they must perform – be good spouses or the arrangement will end.
There’s a very simple way to put $200,000 in your bank account: Don’t get married.