January: Divorce Month – Why More Couples Break Up After the Holiday

January: Divorce Month – Why More Couples Break Up After the Holiday

By Janet Howard| www.311divorce.com   January has earned the title “Divorce Month,” with a noticeable spike in divorce filings after the holiday season. The start of the new year brings new beginnings; for many couples, this means reevaluating their relationships. The end of the holiday season, combined with the pressures of family gatherings, financial stress, […]

How Filing for Bankruptcy Can Help Your Sex Life

How Filing for Bankruptcy Can Help Your Sex Life

When we think of bankruptcy, we often associate it with stress, financial ruin, and an overwhelming sense of defeat. However, many people don’t realize that filing for bankruptcy can actually have some unexpected benefits, including improvements in your personal relationships and even your sex life. While this may sound counterintuitive, financial strain has long been […]

January: Divorce Month – Why More Couples Break Up After the Holidays

January: Divorce Month – Why More Couples Break Up After the Holidays

By Janet Howard, www.311divorce.com January has earned the title “Divorce Month,” with a noticeable spike in divorce filings after the holiday season. The start of the new year brings new beginnings; for many couples, this means reevaluating their relationships. The end of the holiday season, combined with the pressures of family gatherings, financial stress, and […]

Navigating Life in Your Mid-30s: Coping with Unrealized Goals of Marriage and Children

Navigating Life in Your Mid-30s: Coping with Unrealized Goals of Marriage and Children

By Esther Claudette Gittens For many women, the mid-30s represent a period of self-reflection and recalibration. Society often imposes timelines for major life milestones such as marriage and children, and women frequently internalize these expectations as personal goals. When these aspirations remain unmet, feelings of anxiety, inadequacy, and even despair may arise. This article explores […]

Can You Get Ghosted in a Marriage? Is it a Precursor to Divorce?

Can You Get Ghosted in a Marriage? Is it a Precursor to Divorce?

In today’s digital age, “ghosting” is most commonly associated with dating. It refers to when someone abruptly cuts off all communication with another person without explanation. But can the same happen within the confines of marriage? Is it possible for a married couple to experience ghosting, and more importantly, can it serve as a warning […]

What is the Hardest Stage of a Relationship?

What is the Hardest Stage of a Relationship?

Relationships are a complex blend of emotions, intimacy, and shared experiences but are also filled with challenges. As you grow closer to your partner, you inevitably face various stages of the relationship, each with unique difficulties. While every relationship is different, one of the most challenging stages is often the power struggle stage. This is […]

Filing for Divorce Before or After the Holidays: What You Need to Know

Filing for Divorce Before or After the Holidays: What You Need to Know

Editorial credit: Zamrznuti tonovi / shutterstock.com The decision to file for divorce is never easy, and the timing can be especially challenging when the holidays are approaching. Whether you’re considering filing before or after the festive season, understanding the legal, emotional, and financial implications can help you make an informed decision. In this article, we’ll […]

The Tax Issue of Innocent Spouse Relief: Retroactivity and Implications

The Tax Issue of Innocent Spouse Relief: Retroactivity and Implications

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. | Editorial Credit: sirtravelalot/ shutterstock.com  The tax system in the United States recognizes the potential for inequity when one spouse bears undue liability for tax understatements or penalties caused by the other spouse. To address such situations, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) offers Innocent Spouse Relief, a provision that shields an […]

The Law and Process of Uncontested Divorces in NYC

The Law and Process of Uncontested Divorces in NYC

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. Divorce is often a complex and emotionally taxing process, but not all divorces have to involve lengthy court battles or drawn-out disputes. In New York City, an uncontested divorce is an option available to couples who agree on key issues such as property division, child custody, and spousal support. This type […]

The Reality of Divorce: Why Do Half of All Marriages End? Is It Because of “Falling Out of Love”?

The Reality of Divorce: Why Do Half of All Marriages End? Is It Because of “Falling Out of Love”?

By 311divorce.com | Editorial Credit: Prostockstudio /shutterstock.com  Divorce is a reality that affects nearly half of all marriages. The common statistic, “one out of two marriages ends in divorce,” has been quoted for decades. While this number has fluctuated over time, and recent trends indicate a decline in divorce rates, the reality remains that many […]