Here’s a sad fact: it’s so easy for a married couple who are no longer happy with each other to consider getting a divorce. Worse, they do so without regard for the feelings of their kids (if there are any). (...)
Married couples who suddenly find themselves with “irreconcilable differences” decide to file for divorce as easily as they change clothes. They don’t even consider the entire process; much less, how much it’s going to cost, or how each of them can find a...
Going through a divorce is never easy. In fact, it has to be one of the hardest times you could ever go through. It certainly would be difficult for you to find the right road and get back on track to a normal and healthy life. (...)
The number of couples getting a divorce seems to increase everyday. And it isn’t just in Hollywood. While people who get married have different personalities and have problems of their own, there are common reasons for divorce. (...)
Is an amicable divorce really possible? When you think of the nature and the reasons for ending a marriage alone, they’re all about conflict. But in some cases, couples are able to determine and decide to just settle whatever issues they have and just go their...
Divorce is a tough thing. While it is an emotional issue between two married people for the most part, the legal and financial consequences can eat up the couple. That’s the reason why it still confuses moralists when they find out that So-and-So are getting are...
Many men and women plunge into marriage as easily as they plunge into a swimming pool. They do so unmindful of the emotional, physical, and mental responsibilities that go along with marriage. (...)
Divorce may be something that ordinary married couples try to shy away from because they are aware how much it could cost them. Nevertheless, the subject of divorce is like an everyday thing especially among celebrities and affluent people. (...)
Divorce is the process that ends a marriage in most countries. It is sought by couples who have decided to finally part ways and who’d like to give themselves a chance to find someone else that they’ll hopefully be happy with for the rest of their lives. (...)
In the past, marriages were considered lifetime commitments. It is where people pledge their love and loyalty to the other no matter what happens. “To have and to hold, to love and to cherish,” so goes one line in a typical wedding vow. (...)