People who get divorced, especially younger adults, frequently turn to their parents for support. Well-meaning parents want to help their son or daughter through a difficult time, but may worry that getting too involved will lead to accusations of meddling. On the other hand, nobody wants to be so hands-off as to essentially leave their divorcing child feeling alone and unsupported.
How to support you son or daughter who is getting divorced
Postnuptial agreements are on the rise, lawyers say
If you got married without a prenuptial agreement, and regret not getting one, don’t worry. It is not too late to protect your finances in writing in case you ever must get divorced.
Minnesota legislator targeting permanent alimony again in 2016
The Minnesota Legislature has just opened its 2016 session, and as usual, there is a lot on lawmakers’ plates this year. Among the issues that legislators could tackle this session is whether to change Minnesota’s spousal support system.
Tallying to costs of marriage and divorce
They say money makes the world go ‘round, but most people would say they got married for love, not the prospect of wealth. Still, it is vital that a married couple be able to support themselves, and money problems are a reason many people cite for their decision to get divorced.
