When you and your spouse decide to separate or divorce, you may feel tempted to post it on social media. You have good reason to want your friends and family to know your decision, but you may want to hesitate before posting anything. When working through a divorce,...
Nowadays, most people have an online presence. One of the main benefits of widespread social media is connecting to friends and family, particularly during hard times. Divorce may tempt you to vent on Facebook or Twitter, but Psychology Today suggests you stay mindful...
The prospect of a divorce can be intimidating because of its finality. This is probably a good thing: The irrevocability of divorce helps you to give the decision the careful consideration it deserves. On the other hand, second-guessing yourself about your decision...
Not every couple lives together in the same home even after marrying. In fact, some couples live in different stays despite having tied the knot. Others may even live in different countries due to varying circumstances like family or work matters. Unfortunately,...
Like most people, you may worry about the cost of your divorce. While divorce costs money, it can also help you save money. According to U.S. News, you may find yourself in a better financial situation after the split. Further control over your budget One of the most...
Dealing with divorce is hard enough for adults. It is even harder when you are parents who have to deal with breaking the news to your child while sparing them from as much emotional shock and turmoil as possible. Of course, how you break the news depends on several...
In the event that a couple tries everything they can to salvage a marriage and it still falls through, one of the major things involved in a divorce is declaring and dividing the marital property. This includes tangible assets like the house and car but also includes...
Divorce can surface a lot of strong emotions that prevent you from focusing on other areas of your life. Processing your feelings and accepting reality takes time and patience. Trying to manage a career and your job-related responsibilities when you have a serious...
When you split from your Colorado spouse later on in life, your priorities may look quite a bit different than they would if you were still in your 20s or 30s. “Gray” divorce often involves special considerations, and there are certain steps you may want to take to...
The average number of marriages ending in divorce in the nation dropped considerably between 2009 and 2019, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. 9News reported that Colorado saw its lowest divorce rate in five years in 2020, but experts predicted a spike in...
