Divorce

There’s a reason why people enjoy using texts and emails to communicate. When we’re busy, want to keep communications brief, or simply prefer not to talk to someone directly. We can send a short [...]

Even uncontested and amicable divorces are a major drain on the finances, and if tax problems arise in the aftermath, yours could cost you even after the order is issued. Below are some potential [...]

When a former spouse refuses to comply with a court-ordered visitation arrangement, it adds more stress to the aftermath of the divorce. Sometimes they make their contempt for the arrangement—and [...]

Divorce can be expensive, but when you have a substantial number of assets at stake, it’s normal to be worried about more than just the cost. Depending on each spouse’s financial circumstances, [...]

Your kids are usually excited about going back to school. They get to reunite with old friends, make new ones, and see who their new teachers are. This time it’s different. You and your spouse [...]

Not too long ago, the New York Times described indiscreet text messages as “digital lipstick on your collar.” The provocative communications that Tiger Woods sent to his love interests made [...]

When you and your spouse call it quits under less than amicable circumstances, you probably don’t want to be in the same house, let alone room. Since an amicable and equitable living arrangement [...]

If your divorce is high-conflict and your spouse intends to gain the upper hand when it comes to child custody and support, spousal maintenance, and other contentious matters, then you want to [...]

Divorce is a difficult and highly emotional process for everyone involved, but for a stay-at-home spouse, the prospect of a single future is frightening. Many women (and these days, men!) opt to [...]

Although a child support order may be acceptable at the time it is issued by the court, there may come a time when it has to be modified. Perhaps you have lost your job or had your hours cut [...]