Arguments over finances are often cited as one of the key predictors of divorce. However, a new study published in the American Sociological Review suggests employment status and gender expectations might have more to do with a couple’s risk of divorce than how much money they’re each making.
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Question: Are there any circumstances where a court will set aside or void a settlement agreement? My wife and I agreed to an uncontested divorce, but now she is threatening to take me back to court for child support and alimony.
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Question: A judge granted me divorce and majority time-sharing with my ex. The judge also said I do not have to pay child support. However, the Department of Revenue says I still owe arrears. With all the expenses of raising my children, rent, car payments, etc. I cannot afford these …
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Over the last two years, Dads Divorce has written extensively about the push throughout the country to revise child custody statutes so that shared parenting is the presumption rather than the exception. In February, we published an article detailing how the shared parenting movement was continuing to gain traction across …
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The stereotypical divorcing couple is one that is constantly bickering and fighting. After years of growing apart, it becomes obvious their marriage is broken and the only option for them is to break up.
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Back-to-school season is a pretty crazy time for all families. There is a rush to buy supplies, new clothes, and organize class schedules to make sure the children are ready to return to class. If your family is dealing with a new arrangement after a divorce, this time of year is …
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Question: Can a 17-year-old choose which parent they live with? If so, what is the process for moving?
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By Wendi Schuller Author of “The Global Guide To Divorce” In the early stage of divorce one may be in shock, regardless of who actually filed for it. Having a partner walk out or being the bearer of divorce news is traumatic. After such a hit, it’s natural to switch …
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In an ideal world, a decision as life-changing as divorce would be made with confidence and certainty. However, in reality, most people are plagued with self-doubt when considering whether or not to break up.
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