Making the decision to get a divorce is often very difficult. There are a lot of factors to weigh and if you have been married for a long time, leaving the comfort of something so familiar is not easy. There are times, however, when the signs point toward divorce. Things
Many people first bring up divorce in the middle of an argument or disagreement. They feel angry, they’ve already been thinking about divorce, and they just blurt it out to their spouse. You may be right to want a divorce at this time, but it’s probably not the best time
Oversharing and exaggeration are commonplace on social media. The public has grown to accept this. But while your “friends” may tolerate this behavior, judges and attorney will not, especially in legal cases such as divorce. If you are going through a divorce, what you post on social media, sometimes, may
A serious illness, such as cancer or a stroke, could lead to a divorce. It doesn’t happen in all cases, of course, but studies have found that there is a particular increase in the risk of divorce, especially when women are the ones who are sick. This is not always mirrored when
As a resident of Lafayette, if it seems like more of your friends and neighbors down in New Orleans are getting divorced lately, you might be right. According to a new study, New Orleans is one of just a handful of places where the divorce rate is increasing. The study
Obtaining a divorce is a major decision that can result in significant life changes. Additionally, the divorce process itself can often be stressful, even at the best of times. However, there are precautionary measures available that could help make the divorce transition run more smoothly. Outlined below are three steps
Not every family grows by adding children. Plenty of modern couples augment their happiness by adding pets or fur babies to their families. Cats and dogs can provide love and companionship and often require significant effort and education, just like children. Couples that have kids can rely on the Louisiana
It’s long been customary for married women in this country to take their spouse’s surname. While that may not always hold true today, it’s still a common practice. So, what does that mean for a married woman that divorces? Can you simply revert to your maiden name or a name
The chances are good that you and your spouse don’t agree about how to split up your property when you divorce. Your debts can also be a source of serious contention. The bigger the debt, the more likely it is that you want help paying it. Whether your spouse will
People put off their divorces for all kinds of reasons, even long after they’ve acknowledged their desire to end their marriages. Often, if asked, they may note that they find the whole prospect of divorce intimidating or even frightening. It’s all so new. They’ve never done it before. They don’t want