Protect Those You Love in Divorce, and Remarriage
/Want to leave your house to your ex? Let your new spouse make medical decisions for your kids when you're out of town? Make sure your legal documents are in order.
Read MoreWant to leave your house to your ex? Let your new spouse make medical decisions for your kids when you're out of town? Make sure your legal documents are in order.
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Read MoreAs parents, we can help teachers and administrators be sensitive to changes in our family, and better support our kids. Here's what some schools are doing.
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Read MoreCooperating with your ex can save hundreds of thousands in legal fees, and reduce heartache. How to get along, even when angry.
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Read More1 QUESTION, 3 LAWYERS: A divorce can go poorly for a variety of reasons. Interview a few lawyers and see who feels right for you.
Read MoreYes, you can take charge of your finances, even if you've never done so before. CFP Geoff Burroughs on the empowerment of learning.
Read MoreCouples counseling can be surprisingly helpful after you've split up. Here's a look at the upsides.
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Read MoreQ&A: Clinical nuritionist Inna Topiler on why caffeine and chocolate do not a good divorce diet make.
Read MoreQ&A: What role should churches play in helping families through divorce?
Read MoreWe've been together for 20 years, and didn't marry because we couldn't. Does our longterm commitment affect custody or property, in divorce?
Read More1 QUESTION, 3 LAWYERS: Many LGBT couples clip together other laws to cover details of a relationship begun before marriage was legal.
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