Divorce has a way of shaking people up and making them realize that they were actually feeling stifled and constrained in their marriages. It can be very liberating to suddenly realize that you don’t have to check with anybody else about major – or minor – decisions...
Planting The Seeds For A Future
You Can Be Happy With
Planting The Seeds For A Future
You Can Be Happy With
Divorce
2 financial issues that affect financial security after divorce
Living the best life possible after divorce often means approaching the process with the right attitude and knowledge. Divorcing spouses in Maryland have to divide their property and also work out arrangements for any children that they share with each other. At the...
Tips for successful co-parenting
Co-parenting children comes with its own set of challenges and it can be difficult for parents, even for the most well-intentioned ones. There are often obstacles to overcome before reaching an arrangement that provides stability for the child and that works for both...
3 reasons divorce before retirement can be a positive move
Gray divorce occurs when couples who are very close to retirement age or who have enjoyed decades of marriage choose to end their relationships. Gray divorces have been on the rise in recent years even as divorce rates among younger people have declined. There are...
Can a divorce help you model good relationships for your kids?
Don’t fool yourself: Your kids know you, and they’re way more in-tune with what’s happening “behind the scenes” in your marriage than you think. Even if you and your spouse whisper-fight so that the kids don’t overhear what you’re saying, your children are bound to...
Will getting a divorce make you happier?
It is normal for people who have been married for a long time to have ups and downs. For most people, divorcing isn’t an option, because they know that there will be better times ahead. There are some points, however, when getting a divorce may be the right option....
3 reasons divorcing couples turn to mediation before court
Divorce always requires family court oversight, but that doesn't mean you have to litigate. You and your spouse can agree on how to divide property, share parental responsibilities and otherwise separate your lives. Couples that reach their own agreements can file for...
Does the United States actually have a high divorce rate?
The divorce rate in the United States is often said to be 50%. People will talk about half of marriages ending in divorce. They usually say this as if the rate is incredibly high. But is that true? When you look at divorce on a global scale, are the rates in the U.S....
Divorce can have some financial silver linings
Many people assume that they will have at least a slightly lower standard of living after divorce – even with a fair settlement. They’re willing to trade that for getting out of an unhappy marriage. However, that may not be the case for you – particularly if you’re...
Can a postnuptial agreement resolve your constant marital fights?
Marriage isn't easy. In fact, sharing your life with the same person for decades is a true challenge. No matter how closely aligned you were at the time you got married, you will both grow and change, straining your bond. Life's circumstances will also put pressure on...