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5 Top Considerations Divorced Dads Should Make

Posted by: The Men’s Legal Center, in: Blogs | Dated: Feb, 5
Getting through divorce is difficult for any individual, but the trauma further increases when there are kids involved. Every parent wants the best for their children, but some forget that they divorce their spouse,...
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How Is Social Media Affecting Married Couples

Posted by: The Men’s Legal Center, in: Blogs | Dated: Jan, 15
Social media is having a startlingly large influence on married couples, resulting in an increasing number of separations and divorces.  At least 10 percent of married couples who use social media say that technology...
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divorce business

What Happens to My Business When I Divorce?

Posted by: The Men’s Legal Center, in: Articles, Blogs | Dated: Nov, 9
Divorce is an extremely stressful process, from child custody to division of assets. Many spouses who own businesses may wonder what will happen to their business after divorce. Like other assets, a business will...
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confronting your ex

Is Confronting Your Ex a Good Idea?

Posted by: The Men’s Legal Center, in: Blogs | Dated: Feb, 25
For most men, confronting a former spouse about bad behavior is a recipe for disaster, particularly if the spouse is trying to lure the husband into an incriminating situation for personal gain and sympathy...
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retirement fund and divorce

Should I Fight My Ex Over My Retirement Fund?

Posted by: The Men’s Legal Center, in: Blogs | Dated: Dec, 22
No matter what types of assets you have accumulated in your marriage, it is often difficult to know exactly how to divide them. Rarely do couples leave a marriage with exactly what they took...
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Do Women Suffer More Than Men From Divorce?

Posted by: The Men’s Legal Center, in: Blogs | Dated: Nov, 19
While women are generally thought to survive divorce with fewer long-term problems than men, a new study shows that women have a larger gap between their perceived well-being when they are married and when...
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Gray Divorce

Gray Divorce on The Rise

Posted by: The Men’s Legal Center, in: Blogs | Dated: Oct, 29
According to a new report by Susan L. Brown and I-Fen Lin, sociologists at Bowling Green State University, the divorce rate for Americans over the age of 50 has doubled since 1990. What is...
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Tips For Surviving Divorce And Starting Over

Posted by: The Men’s Legal Center, in: Blogs | Dated: Oct, 17
Marriage has been a part of society for centuries but married couples still have problems. Although over 90 percent of people marry before they reach the age of 30, over 50 percent of those...
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Handling Art During a Divorce

How To Handle Art During A Divorce

Posted by: The Men’s Legal Center, in: Blogs | Dated: Oct, 15
One problem that some couples face when going through a divorce is the question of how art investments should be divided. You may have spent many years and gone to great financial lengths to...
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wealthy kids and divorce

Wealthy Kids Hit Harder Than Poor Kids In Divorce

Posted by: The Men’s Legal Center, in: Blogs | Dated: Oct, 14
A recent study suggests that children from wealthier families may be affected more negatively in a divorce than those from poorer families. Researchers based their conclusions on data that includes a larger behavior spike...
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