Quarrels and misunderstandings may prompt a couple to consider filing for divorce. If the marriage is damaged beyond repair, the gut reaction for most people would be to pack their stuff and move out. However, while this may seem sensible, it is important that you...
Divorce
Co-parenting can be a success
You and your former spouse have gone your separate ways, after realizing that the marriage just wasn’t meant to be. However, you have children together, which means you have to strike up a co-parenting relationship. If the divorce was amicable, it can be easy to...
Tips to keep the peace during your divorce
No matter how long you have been married or what’s involved in your divorce, it can be an emotional, frustrating time. Due to the high emotions everyone’s feeling, conflict is common. However, if you are adamant that you want a peaceful divorce, it’s up to you to make...
After divorce, do you need to share the dog?
If you're a parent and you're getting a divorce, you're likely going to have to share the children in some fashion. This could mean a 50-50 custody split between you and your ex, or it could be divided up in another fashion by the court. In some cases, sole custody is...
Will your spouse’s cheating affect your Washington divorce?
Infidelity does massive damage to marital relationships. Without trust and honesty, spouses may not feel comfortable sharing their lives or their homes with another person. Although some couples do try to work through extramarital affairs, many others head to divorce...
Why could a military career lead to divorce?
You joined the military out of a sense of patriotism and duty, wanting to do your best to serve the country. But it's been difficult in other areas of your life. It puts a lot of stress on your marriage, and you know the stereotypes about military careers leading to...
Has your spouse already “checked out” of your marriage?
You and your spouse aren’t fighting. There are no obvious signs of an affair or midlife crisis. However, you have the creeping suspicion that all is not well in your marriage. When you try to talk to your spouse about how they’re feeling, they deny that anything is...
Find commonly hidden assets to get more out of divorce
Going through a divorce is tough enough without feeling that your spouse is hiding money or assets, but if you’ve found yourself in circumstances where they may be doing just that, then you need to work on locating those missing assets. It’s possible to find hidden...
Are your marital assets being converted into cryptocurrency?
An insidious problem that crops up in some divorces is one spouse secretly converting community property assets into hard-to-trace cryptocurrencies. While it is possible (albeit expensive) to trace these crypto transactions, one first has to know that they occurred....
Millennial marriage trends may increase the likelihood of divorce
There are lots of habits and factors that might play a role in the possibility of a couple going through a divorce after they’ve gotten married. Sometimes, there are financial issues that cause problems. Other times, people simply grow apart. One marriage trend that a...

