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05/29/2026

Facing divorce? These seven steps can help you stabilize finances and plan for the future — from taking an inventory to updating estate documents and assessing housing and retirement choices.

Separating finances after divorce

05/27/2026

Many parents confuse the concept of co-parenting with the legal reality of joint custody. Co-parenting is the daily teamwork required to raise your children, but joint custody is the strict court order that dictates your legal decision-making power. Do not leave your parental rights to chance. Read our guide on how family courts define these boundaries and contact our firm today.

Explore the essentials of law about co-parenting, from different types and legal requirements to how agreements can be updated. Dive into a complete guide.

05/22/2026

Dividing a 401(k) in divorce usually requires a QDRO to transfer benefits tax‑free — QDROs, pension valuation, and beneficiary updates are technical and state‑specific; consult a divorce attorney and financial expert before agreeing to any split. https://www.investopedia.com/divorce-and-401-k-5441868

05/20/2026

Home equity is often one of the largest assets divided during a divorce. Learn more about how courts may approach property division, home valuation, and equity distribution in divorce cases.

Home equity is usually split between the two separating parties in a divorce. Learn about your options for splitting equity, plus how local laws factor in.

05/15/2026

Inherited property is often considered separate property in divorce, but commingling assets or using marital funds can complicate matters. Understanding these rules may help protect your financial interests. Explore how inheritance is handled during divorce.

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05/13/2026

Divorcing after 50 can sharply reduce household income — review retirement accounts, QDRO options, and health‑insurance arrangements before agreeing to settlements, and consult a divorce attorney to coordinate tax, pension, and property decisions. https://www.investopedia.com/personal-finance/mistakes-avoid-when-divorcing-over-50/

05/08/2026

If you were married at least 10 years, are unmarried and age 62+, you may be eligible to claim Social Security on an ex‑spouse’s record (up to 50% of their benefit) without reducing their payment; apply online or at your local SSA office.

Learn how divorced spouse Social Security benefits work, including eligibility, how much you can receive, and the steps to claim benefits based on an ex-spouse’s record.

05/06/2026

Military divorce can involve unique legal issues related to benefits, housing, retirement pay, and family support. Learn more about the rights and protections available to divorced military spouses.

Learn about your rights and unique legal issues for divorced spouses due to military service. Here are some items to consider as you move through this process.

05/01/2026

While you can file for a no-fault divorce at any time, annulments often have strict legal deadlines. You must also prove specific grounds, such as mental incapacity or fraud, to show the marriage was invalid. A divorce attorney can explain your state's time limits and help you file the correct paperwork.

Learn about the differences between divorce and annulment, including the legal requirements, consequences, and benefits.

04/29/2026

Handling a mortgage during a divorce can involve decisions like selling the home, refinancing, or dividing equity. Each option has financial and legal implications, so planning carefully can help you avoid complications and protect your interests.

Your home is usually your largest asset and splitting it during a divorce can be a headache. Here what you need to know about mortgages and divorce.

04/24/2026

Dividing assets in a divorce depends on whether property is considered marital or separate, which can impact how everything is distributed. Knowing these distinctions can help you better navigate the process and protect what matters most.

Generally, marital property is any asset or debt acquired during a marriage while separate property is typically anything acquired before or after the marriage.