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Ice Cream? How to Eat when you’re diabetic
Our shared forbidden fruits make appearances in our lives all the time, especially on special occasions. So can we indulge our senses? More »
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Alimony and Spousal Support
The financial obligation to the ex-spouse often continues after the divorce, through alimony and spousal support, which usually are not influenced by fault. More »
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Should you give up Marital Property for Additional Alimony?
In divorces where alimony is anticipated, there is often a give and take that can occur in negotiating for more alimony in exchange for less marital property. More »
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Division of assets in Divorce: Common Law vs. Community Property
States fall into two general categories as to how they divide marital property: community property states and common law states. More »
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Difference between regular divorce & collaborative or mediation?
Considerations for a mediated or collaborative divorce instead of traditional litigation. More »
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Divorce and Debt
If a couple is to divorce and debt was aquired durring the marriage, the debt is generally shared, even if some debt isn't for things they bought together. More »
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Who Gets the Ring if the Marriage is Called Off?
The answer to this question will vary from state-to-state. More »
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Divorce with Kids: Tax Issues That Matter
When a couple is to divorce with kids, tax issues can make a difference in what a spouse can afford to pay in child support and alimony. More »
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What is Legal Custody in Arizona?
Legal custody in Arizona gives parents the ability to make decisions regarding their children after a divorce. More »
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How do I legally change my name back to my maiden name after divorce?
Marriage and divorce are exceptions to the usual name change process. More »
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Does the reason you’re getting divorced matter?
In a no-fault state, the reason you're getting divorced doesn't matter, but it may in other states that consider reasons and time separated. More »
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