Should I Really Get a Divorce? So: your marriage isn’t working. You tried counseling. You made an effort to reconnect, and tried giving each other some space. You went out more often. You tried going out less. You went on a vacation together. You spent a weekend apart. Everything you try seems to improve things…
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If you pay or receive child support, you know that a judge takes many factors into account when determining child support payments. One major factor is your own income and expenses. So, what happens if you eventually remarry? Does your new spouse’s income become a factor in your child support payments? Don’t Worry About…
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While your marital status does not influence your credit score, the implications of a divorce can cause a “ripple effect” on your overall financial situation. This may ultimately hurt your credit score. Read on for more information about important things to keep in mind about your finances in the midst of a divorce. In many…
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Questions of if, when, and how each parent will have custody of their children is a huge part of divorce proceedings. Many factors are considered by the judge as they make their decisions about child custody, including the parenting capabilities of each parent, the relationship of the child to each parent, and the living situation…
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