Divorce

Your family home is more than just bricks and mortar; it holds precious memories of your family's history and is often your largest asset. Deciding what to do with it during a divorce involves more than emotions—it's a significant financial consideration. The ultimate...

You’ve probably heard of divorcing parents putting “non-disparagement” provisions in their parenting plans. When the divorce is less than amicable or even if there are family members on one or both sides who harbor some animosity, it can be smart to include a simple...

Divorce is a disruptive process. People's living circumstances and resources shift abruptly during divorce. Financial upheaval is common during divorce proceedings. Between the negotiations to divide property and the need to cover divorce expenses, divorce can very...

It can take decades for people to set aside enough money to live comfortably during retirement. Some people are eligible for pensions provided by their employers. Others have to make direct contributions to a retirement savings account.  401(k)s are a popular account...

Divorce numbers among law enforcement personnel have long been a topic of scrutiny and debate, and studies show that officers experience the decline of a marriage more often than other professions. Several factors are to blame, but they are all important to keep in...

Divorce is often a challenging process, filled with complex emotions and difficult decisions. While child custody is a common concern, many couples find themselves facing another equally heart-wrenching issue: pet custody. As pets increasingly hold family member...

Divorce is often stressful, particularly when it comes to dividing assets. Sometimes, one spouse may attempt to hide assets to avoid fair distribution. If you suspect your ex-spouse is hiding assets during your divorce, here are three ways to identify hidden assets...