Divorce
Articles addressing the financial implications and planning considerations associated with the legal dissolution of a marriage, including asset division and support.
Disability income insurance can help protect divorcees in the event of an illness or accident endangering alimony.
Divorce can be costly both financially and emotionally; these 4 alternatives may offer an easier out.
Money disagreements are a major source of marital conflict. Here's how to keep the peace.
Probate can be costly and time consuming. It also creates privacy concerns and, sometimes, family strife.
Definitions of a "parent" and conflicting state standards can be troublesome.
What divorced families should be aware of and consider strategically before applying for college financial aid.
When older couples divorce, it can undermine their financial standard of living.
Women in divorce should outline their financial and family priorities to achieve a sound settlement.
Life insurance may be required and examine your existing coverage prior to settlement; define ownership, premiums, and beneficiaries.
If you are divorced and filing for Social Security, consider the long-term impact of your choices.
Relationships can grow and evolve over time. So can the finances that surround them.
Couples who blend at least some of their money in their marriage may help foster a healthy interdependence.
They protect against the 5 D's: death, disability, divorce, departure, and disqualification.
Depression, lifestyle, and money are common sources of discord for married couples in retirement.
Term life insurance can offer solutions for a variety of issues, but especially these life situations.
There may be quarantine strains, but consider all options before taking these steps.
Changes in tax law regarding alimony will likely make financial planning for divorce more complex.
Holiday weddings may portend a rocky marriage ahead, some experts say.
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