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Individuals facing a divorce in Delaware will need to deal with several pressing issues before they are no longer married. Divorcees and divorces must deal with the emotional effects of losing a spouse. They must also deal with the day-to-day issues that come with...
Certain life changes warrant a second look at your Delaware estate plan, and divorce is among them. Your future may look much different once you and your one-time partner part ways, and you may have different opinions and desires for your estate now that the two of...
Going through a divorce can be time-consuming and stressful. When it's over, people often just want to move forward and focus on the next chapter. To make this adjustment a little easier, having certain things in place can be critical. A fair settlement - Your...
Your and your soon-to-be ex-spouse’s retirement accounts are probably some of your more valuable assets. Like with your home, vehicles, savings accounts and other marital property, you must divide retirement funds during your divorce. If you cannot reach an...
In almost any aspect of the law, there are often weighty advantages to mediating disputes rather than litigating them. Litigation is often expensive and very time-consuming, no matter if the subject at hand is divorce or business law. Particularly with divorce, there...
A healthy marriage is built on a foundation of trust and mutual respect. If you truly love your partner and care for their well-being, you will be honest and open about the state of your marriage, even when there are challenges. Unfortunately, not all marriages live...
Once they decide to get a divorce, many couples may think that mediation is the right way to come to an agreement. Before people start this process, they should understand both the advantages and the downsides of the mediation process. There are many reasons why...
Not knowing what to expect, you may view the financial aspects of your upcoming divorce with a certain amount of trepidation. Replace that anxiety with a feeling of accomplishment. Here are four tips to help you prepare your finances for divorce and the new life that...
Be it for finances, your children or because you still get along with your soon-to-be-ex, you live with your current spouse while the two of you complete your divorce. No matter if your split is amicable, remaining in your marital home with the person you want to...
Census Bureau data indicates that over the past 25 years, the divorce rate for people over the age of 50 has doubled. Divorcing your spouse gives you the option to remarry if desired. However, divorce and remarriage can hurt your ability to collect from your...
