Who pays for college after divorce is one of the few questions in Maryland family law where the court has no answer for you. A judge cannot order you or…
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Most of what gets written about divorce stops at the decree. But the question we hear most often from clients comes later, once the filings are done and the inbox…
Should I stay in my marriage? It’s one of the most common questions women reach in midlife — and one of the least likely to be asked out loud. In…
Most divorce conversations focus on surviving the legal process — but what happens once the paperwork is signed? On this episode of the Drama-Free Divorce Podcast, host Cary Jacobson talks…
When a spouse is struggling with addiction, families are often left holding some of the hardest questions there are. Is this a marriage problem or an addiction problem? How do…
Some of the most costly financial mistakes during divorce happen not because people are careless, but because they’re overwhelmed. Divorce asks you to make major, permanent money decisions at the…
Divorce is often described as one of the most stressful life events a person can experience. And yet, most of the attention — and most of the resources — tend…
If you share children with a difficult ex, you already know that divorce doesn’t end the relationship — it just changes it. And when that relationship stays stuck in conflict,…
Custody is one of the most misunderstood — and emotionally charged — parts of any divorce or separation involving children. Most parents enter the process with assumptions that don’t match…
Divorce is one of the most significant financial transitions a person can face. In a matter of months, you may go from a two-income household to one. You may be…