What are the Types of Affairs?
Infidelity shatters marriages. The bond of “‘til death do us part” has been violated. But it’s not as simple as pointing fingers at who the perpetrator is and…
Pendente Lite: A Complete Guide to Temporary Orders
Your divorce won’t get resolved overnight. In fact, it can take years to finalize your divorce (the longest I’ve seen personally is 7 years). But life doesn’t stop…
51 Telltale Signs You’re Married to a Narcissist
Narcissists are masters of disguise and often go undetectable, at first anyhow. Definite signs don’t emerge until after you truly get to know them, though you might see…
Soberlink Review: A complete rundown on this alcohol monitoring system
In this guide, I’ll break down everything you need to know about Soberlink – the good, the bad, and the ugly. In fact, I used Soberlink for about…
Community Property States: Who Gets What in a Divorce
Although only nine states follow community property laws, those states include about 25% of the United States population. If you live in an equitable division state but move…
Should You Refinance After Divorce? Here’s 6 Reasons Why You Should
One of the biggest financial issues you’ll face in a divorce is what to do with the family home. For many people, it’s the largest asset they have…
Divorce and the Holiday Blues
Just as you think you’re getting your mojo back after your divorce, the holidays hit, and you come down with a major case of the holiday blues times…
Common Law Marriage by State: A Complete Guide
Many people (mistakenly) believe that if you’ve lived with someone for long enough, then you’re automatically considered married. When in fact, that’s not the case in most states. The…
How to Split an IRA in Divorce
Retirement assets such as IRAs, 401(k) plans and pensions typically need to be split in some fashion as part of the divorce financial settlement. What many people don’t…
132 Co-Parenting Tips for Divorced and Separated Parents
Unless there are extraordinary circumstances in your marriage and your divorce, such as domestic violence or substance abuse, courts lean heavily in favor of both parents playing active…
