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Whether you recently found the perfect place or have spent years making improvements, your home means a lot to you. If you and your spouse decide to go your separate ways, though, will you be able to stay in the home you love? What happens to your home during the...
Dividing your property during a divorce is not always going to be simple, especially if the asset can be valued in different ways. For example, artwork may be valuable to one partner and not to the other for sentimental reasons. It may also be worth a significant...
Divorce can be difficult under the best of circumstances, and often the most contentious part is dividing up the assets and debts that you accumulated over the course of your marriage. As you navigate the process of apportioning marital property, here are three tips...
Just a decade ago, Missouri didn't recognize same-sex marriage. In fact, the state Supreme Court heard a case in 2014 about whether the lower courts would need to grant a same-sex divorce for a couple that had married in another state. A federal Supreme Court ruling...
Parental alienation is a term that refers to when one parent negatively affects their child’s relationship with their other parent. By alienating the child, they may encourage them to avoid the other parent as a sort of punishment. This is a manipulative tactic that...
No matter how old we are, we are always learning, growing and changing. While children go through changes and phases quickly, adults tend to go through different phases that can last months or years. The fact is that none of us are stagnant: We are not the same person...
As an older couple, you have likely spent a long time together with your partner. But the amount of time you spend together does not dictate how much time you should continue spending together in the future. As the years go on, gray divorce grows more common. But is...
Although LGBTQ+ couples are subject to the same laws as heterosexual partners, same-sex spouses face different challenges in marriage and in divorce. As gay marriage is only a recent legal right, gay divorces are also new to the court system, so most laws and judges...
Divorcing spouses must often split their assets when they end their marriage, unless a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement indicates otherwise. Such assets may include vehicles, family homes, vacation homes and more. Retirement accounts, while held in one spouse's...
Couples with significant assets often find themselves fighting intensely during divorce proceedings over the most valuable assets. In many households, the most sought-after possessions will be the family home or a retirement account. However, if your spouse runs a...
