After a divorce, you may find it more difficult to secure credit that what you experienced during the marriage simply because you no longer have a two-income household. Alternatively, your former spouse might have neglected financial obligations and your credit suffers because of their irresponsibility. The good news is you can take steps to protect …
There are few things that signal a new phase in life more than changing one’s name. While it can be exciting to share the change with friends and family, it will take a little more work to memorialize the change to go about your day-to-day life. However, taking the steps to do so early on …
There’s no doubt that going through a divorce is emotionally painful, and being forced to resolve your divorce through the courts makes it even worse. Is there an alternative to the costly and time-consuming process of a public court battle if you’re getting divorced? Yes. Many couples have chosen divorce mediation as an alternative, which …
Are you seeking to separate from your spouse, or have you already filed to dissolve your marriage? When filing for the dissolution of your marriage, you have to make various important decisions regarding your finances, such as alimony payments and the division of your shared assets. If you and your spouse are parents and share …
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It’s no secret that divorce can be contentious, expensive, painful, and exhausting. Movies like “Marriage Story” and “Kramer vs. Kramer” portray it as an all-out struggle between two parties. The truth is that divorce can be messy, but it doesn’t have to be. State courts recommend that couples work out their disputes through the process …
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