The popularity of DIY or pro se divorce has increased with the availability of online resources. A pro se divorce may be a good option if you've
Millennial Marriages Stand the Test of Time
According to research, millennial marriages are far more likely to last than those of their parents, the boomers. Young peoples divorce rate is low,
Helping Children Deal With Divorce
Studies underscore just how important a role a father plays in the life of a child following a divorce or separation. Some research suggests that
Divorce Planning – Mediation, Collaborative, or Litigation?
The decision to divorce is never easy. Many who have been through the divorce planning process often say that preparation is key. Getting ready to
Older Americans Divorce For Long Term Care
In a sign of the times, more elderly couples are seeking a divorce in order to afford long term care when their spouse becomes ill or disabled.
Can I Keep My Divorce Private?
Divorcing couples may wonder if they can keep the details of their divorce private, particularly if they are public figures or have a high net worth.
How to Respond to an Illinois Divorce Summons
If you are served with an Illinois divorce summons notice that your spouse has started a divorce case, you may either do nothing and the case will
Divorce Auctions Grow in Popularity
When divorcing couples cannot agree on how to divide their material goodies, some may consider a divorce auction. More people are turning to divorce
Stay At Home Parent in a Divorce
In marriages where one spouse has a career while the other takes care of things at home, thinking about a divorce can raise a lot of concerns for a