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There are many steps to take when preparing for divorce. Hiring a lawyer, gathering copies of critical financial records and tapping into social support are all key steps during the early divorce process. People also need to think about their financial separation from...
Many people assume that prenuptial agreements are only for wealthy couples. In reality, a prenup can benefit people from all walks of life. Whether you own a business, have children from a previous relationship or want to enter marriage with clear financial...
The more thoroughly people prepare before initiating the divorce process, the easier divorce may become. While spouses do have an obligation to provide records to one another during the discovery process of divorce litigation, discovery can be lengthy and relatively...
According to modern divorce statistics, gray divorces are more common now than they were years ago. They outpace divorces among younger couples in many jurisdictions. A gray divorce involves people in their 50s or later in life who may have remained married for...
Marriage is an exciting new chapter, especially for couples entering a second marriage later in life. But this time, couples are bringing more financial experience, established careers, children, retirement accounts or real estate into the relationship than they did...
Children can bring joy and meaning into a marriage, but parenting also introduces stress, financial pressure and emotional demands that may affect a relationship over time. While children alone do not cause divorce, family dynamics and parenting challenges can...
For older adults who are going through a divorce, it is important to consider the financial realities and how the divorce can impact retirement planning. Many couples work jointly to plan for retirement and may have originally planned to retire around the same time,...
Many people who are going through a divorce don’t realize how much they’ll have to do to end their marriage. Each decision that’s made can lead to financial and emotional impacts. In some cases, the decisions have permanent implications, so they must be considered...
No-fault divorce statutes require that the courts focus on practical issues, not allocating responsibility for the decline of the marital relationship. Tennessee does also allow fault-based divorces when there is proof of serious marital misconduct. The misconduct of...
Many divorces occur because spouses grow apart over time. No-fault divorce laws help protect the privacy of those who find that their values and priorities no longer align and choose to end their marriage. Other times, people may decide to file for divorce due to far...