For some Minnesota couples, marital arrangements include situations where one spouse is dependent on the other one for financial decisions. Should a marriage come to an end, a dependent former spouse may opt to continue to rely on the same set of professionals that advised their ex. The justification for doing so may be to ease the transition process. However, it can be difficult for newly-single adults to make a clean break while still working with a team they may not have selected or even dealt with personally.
Post-divorce life may require new financial pros
Disparate Levels of Attractiveness Can Spell Marriage Disaster
Like in other parts of the country, marriage in Minnesota is meant to be a lasting and legal bond shared by two people in love. Unfortunately, love and marriage are seldom easy, and in many cases, unforeseen complications can arise that make divorce more likely. For example, Fatherly points out that research has been done into the subject of attractiveness and marriage success. This research suggests that marriages involving men marrying women who are significantly more attractive may result in divorce at a rate higher than the average.
