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What makes a relationship these days? What is cheating? More and more couples are finding that they’re confronted by this question when it comes to “internet affairs,” even when the activity never turns physical. Social media has become an integral part of human life,...
Divorces between individuals who earned higher levels of income throughout a marriage tend to be more complicated than divorces among lower-income couples. After all, those who have accumulated substantial resources have more details to address in their divorce...
When getting divorced, people sometimes spend a lot of time thinking about why they want to keep the house. Maybe they think it will provide stability for their children or perhaps they just love the home that they already own. In some cases, it does make sense to try...
Couples often have to work out how assets are divided in a divorce. After some discussion, it may seem clear how the house, car, savings and debts are distributed. But, one thing that isn’t always straightforward is who gets to keep the dog or cat. Many people treat...
During a divorce, an art collection can be a considerable asset, and dividing it can become an emotional process. If you are a Tennessee resident with an art collection, and you might be getting a divorce, protecting your art collection will be a major concern. A...
Divorce can affect anyone in Rhode Island, but it’s particularly difficult on children. However, parents can help their kids cope; these are some steps that may make divorce easier for children. Stay actively involved in their life Regardless of the situation in your...
Rhode Island law generally allows both parents to see their children after a divorce. Therefore, you will have a chance to retain the relationship that you have with them even if you choose to end your marriage. Ultimately, it may be better to do so than to remain in...
Divorce in Rhode Island can have potential long-term tax consequences if improperly handled. It's important to note, however, that every circumstance is unique, but some legal maneuvers make the process much easier for you and your soon-to-be ex. The divorce...
Divorce is sometimes the only option if two Rhode Island adults can no longer stay married. Experts recently noticed that divorces are on the rise among people 50 years or older. While there are many causes behind gray divorces, a leading factor remains financial...
Divorce can be a challenging and emotional process for any Rhode Island family, but the situation can be even more complicated when a special needs child is involved. Parents must consider a range of issues, including custody arrangements, financial support and the...
