Category Archives: Divorce
Don’t Let Divorce Ruin Your Health
Many consider divorce to be one of the most traumatic events in life, so it’s no surprise that the effects can be devastating. While many people expect to experience mental health impacts in the short term, research reveals that these issues can last for years. And because physical health is linked to mental health,… Read More »
Have You Considered a Divorce Support Group?
Whether your divorce has been quite amicable or extremely combative, at the end of the day you may be startled by the collection of feelings you find yourself juggling. From a sense of loneliness to feelings of bitterness, from fury to bliss, you may find yourself both fatigued and euphoric at different times. One… Read More »
Immigration Status and Divorce
Everyone knows that getting a divorce can be one of the most stressful events in life. But getting divorced if you are an immigrant can escalate those levels of anxiety because if you’re not already a citizen, getting divorced can mean more than dividing assets or building a functioning parenting plan; it can mean… Read More »
Should You Give Your Marriage Another Chance or Get Divorced?
If you are in an unhappy marriage, it can lead to thoughts of divorce. Maybe you’ve argued about issues endlessly, and never really resolved anything. Perhaps you’re tired of pointlessly rehashing the same old arguments again and again. The question becomes, then, should you give the marriage one more shot, or just walk away?… Read More »
Can You Count on No-Fault Divorce in 2026?
For anyone hoping to get a no-fault divorce in 2026, it’s a good thing that you live in Florida! To date, no-fault divorce is still on the books here and elsewhere, but modifications are coming in states like Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas, where discussions and sometimes actual legislation has been introduced to abolish, or… Read More »
Enforcing Custody/Visitation Orders
The greatest challenges for many people in divorce involve custody and visitation issues. While courts are expected to rule in the best interest of the child(ren), a ruling can sometimes make one parent very unhappy. Even so, visitation orders are legal obligations, and if your former spouse is not living up to the requirements… Read More »
Avoid Making These Divorce Mistakes
Going through a divorce can be pretty frustrating. All too often, people complicate matters with missteps that cost them dearly. To get through a divorce with as little misery as possible and to get a settlement that you’re satisfied with, avoid making key mistakes that tend to exacerbate problems. Dragging your children through the… Read More »
Divorce: It Needn’t be Ugly
You probably know that when there is a lot of anger or resentment in a divorce, things can get pretty ugly. But do they have to? The truth is, you can do a lot to determine the tone of your divorce, and can actually choose compassion rather than bitterness. Recently labeled conscious uncoupling, it… Read More »
Women’s Attitudes on Prenups Shifting
Not long ago the topic of a prenup could cause an argument in a relationship without fail. Certainly, a discussion that contemplates the possibility of divorce before you’ve walked down the aisle is less than romantic. But these days things are changing, and couples are more willing to have a frank discussion about assets… Read More »
Gambling Issues Could Lead to Divorce
Financial misery can be a devastating problem in a marriage. That can be exacerbated if the money issues are the direct result of a gambling addiction. Sadly, such an addiction may result in both family and financial responsibilities being ignored. Marital partners can be swept up in resentment, duplicity, and suspicion, which can ultimately… Read More »
