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Skills For A Successful Marriage
Relationships are tough. Getting married is a huge commitment, but you need to remember your vows: for better or for worse. This can be hard, though, when we’re annoyed by our spouse or tired of dealing with their bad habits. Marriage is not easy. There will be ups and downs along the way. Even… Read More »
How To Manage Money As A Couple
Is any couple really prepared for marriage? Marriage comes with a lot of responsibility. One of those responsibilities is paying bills, and that can be hard to do if there isn’t enough money. Many couples argue over money and it’s actually one of the most common reasons cited for divorce. Dealing with money matters… Read More »
How To Avoid Divorce
Nearly half of all marriages end in divorce, and while the rate is dropping somewhat, marriages still end for many reasons. In many of these cases, careful planning ahead of time—before walking down the aisle—could have prevented them. Getting married is a huge decision. While many engaged couples are focused on the present, they… Read More »
Bad Faith In A Homeowners’ Insurance Claim
We buy insurance for our home for one main reason: to protect it. We pay a lot of money for this peace of mind, so when our home gets damaged by a fire, flood, earthquakes, theft, or other issues, we expect that our homeowners’ insurance company will assess the situation and pay us promptly… Read More »
Know The Duties Of An Estate Representative
When a loved one passes away, there are many things to deal with. One of those is financial and tax issues, especially if the person was well-off financially. If the person has a will or trust, they will identify an executor, which is the person who will handle these issues. Have you been appointed… Read More »
Couples Who Meet On Dating Apps More Likely To Divorce
Finding your true love can be difficult, especially in the age of COVID. With quarantines and social distancing in place, meeting people and finding dates in person is not an easy feat. That’s why many people are turning to online dating through apps such as Match.com, eHarmony, and Tinder. While using these apps can… Read More »
Preparing For The Holidays After Divorce
Christmas is around the corner. In years past, you may have been excited about the holidays. But after a recent divorce, you may no longer be feeling the Christmas spirit. While feeling down in the dumps is to be expected, you need to work through your negativity and approach the holidays with positivity. This… Read More »
Therapy For Children After Divorce
Being a child can be anxiety-inducing. School, family arguments, and issues with friends can make a kid stressed out. When their parents divorce, the stress can become intense. A divorce can seem as though a child’s world is falling apart. Their household becomes two as the family splits up. They may feel more aggressive… Read More »
How To Best Use Social Media During A Divorce
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat—most of us use one or more of these social media outlets to post photos and videos or make comments. In fact, approximately one-quarter of the world’s population uses Facebook. Many people are glued to their phones as they await likes, comments, and updates from their friends. Social media can be… Read More »
What Are Irreconcilable Differences?
When you hear of people getting divorced, you may hear the term “irreconcilable differences.” What exactly does this mean? Irreconcilable differences means that the spouses cannot get along with each other for some reason. It means the couple cannot agree on basic issues, and when they cannot agree, the marriage cannot work. This reason… Read More »