Your family is not named Lohan or Spelling, and your feuds aren’t plastered across People or Us magazines. But they are still painful, hurtful and destructive — emotionally and physically — to the parties involved as well as to other …
Sick of picking up your husband's socks or bickering over the washing up? Gabrielle and Jan Henning may well have hit upon the perfect solution for battling spouses - living next door to each other. Here, the pair, who are …
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Divorce rarely helps and often hurts a business, according to a survey by Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.The bad news on this Valentine’s Day is that of those survey respondents who experienced a divorce, nearly half said the break-up had …
No doubt divorce is one of life’s toughest times, but it is also a unique opportunity to revisit your financial plan. “Making sure your finances are on track will help you put the past behind you, and provide a foundation …
While the marriages of John and Elizabeth Edwards, Mark and Jenny Sanford, and Tiger and Elin Woods have flamed out in a most spectacular and public fashion, most divorces I have witnessed (among both clients and friends) have produced far …
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The number of legal disputes over children almost doubled in January as Christmas and the recession combined to increase tensions between divorced parents, figures have revealed. via Number of family law disputes in January much greater than expected | The …
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As if divorce lawyers needed more ammunition. In a new survey, 81 percent say they've seen an increase in the use of Facebook and other social networking sites for evidence in divorce cases. Notes to lovers, compromising photos -- Facebook …
A Sacramento State sociology professor is conducting a video research project about the increase in couples married longer than 40 years to present to his Changing American Family class in the fall. via The State Hornet - Sociology professor studies …
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It's only natural to fall in love and marry. But the love can die. Thanks in part to the rising incidence of divorce coupled with the rising population of lawyers in Israel, competition between lawyers specializing in family law and …
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Money doesn’t buy love and it doesn’t buy happiness, as we should all know by now. But money woes can certainly cause problems for couples, especially during the economic downturn. The bottom line: It’s complicated. via Love in the Time …