Marriages today can end for various reasons such as lack of affection, infidelity or the couple simply growing apart. However, as technology begins to grow and advance as years pass, it slowly begins to enter our personal lives. For example, shopping has become easy with such websites as Amazon or eBay and social networking sites Facebook and Twitter have made... Read More
Divorced parents are not the only ones that enter financial hardships. Their children do as well, especially those planning on pursuing a college education. According to a study published in the Journal of Family Issues, 42% of college costs are provided by divorced parents compared to 77% of married couples. Also, a study by psychologists, Judith Wallerstein and Julia Lewis,... Read More
It is a given fact that not all marriages will work. The reason may fall on anything, such as adultery, lack of communication, spouses drifting apart, etc. However, in this new age of technology, more and more divorces are resultant of technology. 20 or 30 years ago, a married couple would never have had a suspicion that their marriage could... Read More
It isn’t unusual for tensions and sour feelings to arise between spouses during a divorce. Both sides will attempt to make the situation far more difficult than it needs to be. The following are just but a few dirty schemes spouses commit against one another in attempting to gain the upper hand in their divorce proceedings. Wrongfully withdrawing all funds... Read More
During a divorce, it isn’t uncommon for spouses to be resentful or angry with each other; sometimes in the situation, it is just one spouse that feels this way. It is also not uncommon with one spouse filing a restraining order against the other should they feel as if their husband/wife is threatening in some way. Issuing a restraining order... Read More
Divorcing a spouse is a difficult period for anyone. Instances will arise while in the courtroom or in the middle of litigation that can and perhaps will make emotions boil. Here are some tips to remember when your spouse and you have decided to go your separate ways. Divorce is not about punishment Many divorces result from unfaithfulness and anger... Read More
A study conducted by the University of California’s Dr. Thomas Trail and Dr. Benjamin Karney has revealed that people from lower economic backgrounds have lower marriage rates and higher divorce rates compared to their counterparts of higher economic status. The study consisted of over 6,000 participants from Florida, California, New York and Texas with 66% being women and 34% men.... Read More
The National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) has released a statistic in which nearly 75% of all child custody battles are awarded to the mother, 10% to the father, and the remaining 15% to both parents in a joint custody agreement. With almost 2.5 million people divorcing every year, according to the US Census Bureau, it is easy to imagine... Read More
In 2012, a study by Norwegian author Thomas Hansen concluded that married couples who tend to share housework equally are nearly 50% more likely to divorce. The cause, according to Hansen, tended to be resultant less of cause-and-effect and more of what he calls “modern attitudes”; that is, the way they split the housework and their overall view of marriage... Read More
In the Lone Star State, couples are granted the option of filing for a “no-fault” divorce or an “at-fault” divorce for their convenience. Six grounds of the seven fall under the at-fault divorce category, requiring proof of allegations since one spouse is accusing the other of having greatly contributed to the demise of the marriage. Insupportability is the only ground... Read More