Second article in a series of six Most people who are facing a divorce do not want it to cause them unnecessary pain and expense. We don’t like sadness and don’t like throwing money away. If we have to divorce, we hope to do it in a way that doesn’t ... Read more (616 words)

Fifth article in a series of six This series of articles deals with deadly, but not always recognized, obstacles that make it difficult for us to minimize the length and cost of our divorce. In the first four articles, we discussed: 1. How we naively believe we can get our ... Read more (863 words)

First article in a series of six Divorce. The word has been said out loud. Not during a petty marital spat in which angry spouses often throw the “D” word around frivolously. But mentioned instead during conversations which are more somber than they are angry, when the partners are beginning ... Read more (757 words)

Final article in a series of six Divorce is hard and discussing a divorce settlement with our soon-to-be ex is harder. However, we can lighten our load in both departments by simply being aware of the trouble spots. Here, then, are this series' final two obstacles to watch out for. ... Read more (755 words)

Third in a series of six articles In this series of articles we’re identifying the nine invisible reasons for why it’s so difficult to persuade our spouse to agree to an out-of-court divorce settlement. Most people facing a divorce do not wish to waste their time, energy, and money on ... Read more (758 words)

Fourth article in a series of six In this series of articles we’ve been identifying the nine invisible obstacles that hinder our chances of having a simple and sensible divorce. If we are familiar with these, we stand an excellent chance of bypassing them. In the first three articles we ... Read more (771 words)