Getting a Divorce

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What is Financial Infidelity? A Guide for Its Afterward

What is Financial Infidelity? A Guide for Its Afterward

Infidelity, a word often associated with secret romantic affairs, manifests in various forms that breach the trust foundational to any relationship. Beyond the emotional betrayals, there exists a less discussed but equally damaging variant: financial infidelity. This subtle yet profound act of deceit involves the deliberate concealment or mismanagement of finances within a partnership, eroding…

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US Alimony Can Vary Over $1K a Month from State to State

US Alimony Can Vary Over $1K a Month from State to State

If you’re a typical divorcing woman in the U.S., you might get up to $1,381 a month in alimony, or you might get nothing at all. It all depends on your state, according to a new study conducted by Custody X Change. In fact, in 34 states, you don’t even have a formula to predict…

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What Happens After You Serve Your Spouse Divorce Papers?

What Happens After You Serve Your Spouse Divorce Papers?

The decision to serve divorce papers is a profound one, often laden with a mix of anxiety, determination, and hope for a brighter future. As you stand on the precipice of this significant step, it’s natural to wonder, “What happens after you serve your spouse divorce papers?” While the act of serving marks a decisive…

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Divorce at Different Life Stages for Women

Divorce at Different Life Stages for Women

Navigating through divorce at different  life stages for women presents a spectrum of challenges and experiences that are unique to each phase of life. Divorce, inherently fraught with emotional complexities and logistical intricacies, takes on varied hues and implications as women traverse their 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s. Each decade marks a distinctive chapter, characterized…

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How Do I Manage Divorce on My Own?

How Do I Manage Divorce on My Own?

In recent times, there’s been a noticeable shift toward couples choosing to handle their divorce on their own. Motivated by a plethora of online resources and tools, many are finding the path to separation more navigatable and cost-effective. But, as with any big life decision, it’s crucial to understand the full picture. Let’s dive into…

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The Single Woman’s Guide to Surviving the Holidays

The Single Woman's Guide to Surviving the Holidays

Well, single ladies, we’ve only got about 6 weeks to get ready for Christmas and 2 weeks for Thanksgiving. Since we’re flying solo, with kids or without, divorced or just solitary, it’s time to dive into the Single Woman’s Guide to Surviving the Holidays. Break out your Excel sheets, budget planners, and the Xanax. Oh,…

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What Happens in a Contested Divorce?

What Happens in a Contested Divorce?

Whether you’re thinking about getting a divorce or have started the process, knowing what happens in a contested divorce is a key first step in determining how you should proceed. Your friends, family, and colleagues might have said divorce is time-consuming, expensive, and emotional. This can be true if it is a contested divorce. Both…

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What If I Can’t Afford a Divorce Attorney?

What If I Can't Afford a Divorce Attorney?

Divorce is undeniably a challenging, stressful, and costly process. Many divorce attorneys demand substantial initial retainers ranging from $2,000 to $20,000. They also charge high hourly billing rates spanning from $300 to $950. As if ending your marriage, dividing assets, and raising your children as coparents weren’t enough to bear, the financial burden of affording…

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