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Ending a marriage at any age is a difficult process. However, older couples often have a different divorce experience than younger couples have. For instance, if you are 50 or 60 and getting a divorce, you may not be worried about child support,…
Deciding to divorce is not something spouses always do together. Often, one person decides to divorce, and the other person eventually consents, or at least comes to terms with it. However, there are also situations where the other person does not accept the…
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It is true that people who can navigate a divorce amicably and respectfully often find the process to be easier, faster and much less expensive. They will also be more satisfied with cooperative agreements they reach than combative parties who need a court…
It can take time to cope with divorce and move forward. However, most people eventually start new relationships. When one of these relationships gets serious, remarriage could be the next step. If you are currently thinking about remarrying, your ex may be the…
Divorce is a highly personal, emotional process. Spouses can be angry and hurt, and everything from details about your marital life to your financial assets can be put out in the open. For people who value their privacy, this can be unsettling. As…
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A divorce does not just affect the two parties ending a marriage. Numerous people are affected by others' splits, including the couple's children, in-laws and close friends. And don't forget the furry, feathered companions. When owners split up, they must decide what will…
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