Why Older American Couples Are Getting A Divorce After Their Kids Leave The Nest
The phenomenon of older couples divorcing after their children leave home, often referred to as “gray divorce,” is on the rise in the United States.
High Housing Costs Are Trapping Couples in Unhappy Unions
Rising housing costs are not just squeezing first-time buyers and renters; they are also casting a long shadow over a seemingly unrelated realm – divorce.
Datz Reappointed As Co-Chair to AAML’s Law Practice Management & Technology Committee
For the second year, Lawrence Datz, a Board Certified Family Law attorney in Jacksonville, Florida, has been appointed as Co-Chair of the Law Management and
Women Are Most Likely To Initiate Divorces In U.S.
According to a 2020 study by the Pew Research Center, women initiated 69% of divorces in the United States. This has been the case for
Cryptocurrency Has Made It More Difficult To Divide Assets In Divorce Settlements
The use of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in divorce settlements is a relatively new phenomenon, but it is one that is becoming increasingly common. The
Who Gets the Pet In A Divorce?
In most cases, pets are often considered to be part of the family, almost like children. That’s why the question of who gets “custody” of the
