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Millions of people rely on social media as a way to efficiently communicate with their friends and family members. People often turn to social media during times of confusion or distress seeking assistance. They can also convey important moments to many people at once...

Couples preparing for divorce in Nevada often have numerous issues to address with one another. For example, they likely need to talk about property division matters. Many couples buy a marital home together and then have to talk about addressing that property when...

When a marriage ends, spouses have many practical issues to address. Dividing their property is often one of the biggest challenges. The longer the marriage lasted, the more people may have acquired as marital property. There may be real estate, retirement savings,...

When you’re a parent, the last thing that you want to do is to have your divorce negatively affect your children by disrupting their sense of stability and routine. Sharing the same nanny with your co-parent is a good way to provide some continuity for the kids – but...

Divorce proceedings are often so emotionally stressful that parents have a hard time balancing their needs with the needs of their children. It is very easy for adults to let their feelings influence how they behave, often resulting in negative consequences for the...

Financial issues often cause divorce. Many times, couples simply can’t resolve these issues themselves, or the financial stress on the marriage may be too great. This is often why something like job loss leads to divorce, for instance. It becomes harder for them to...

When you first start a relationship with someone, you may have an unrealistically idealized image of them. You might expect that your spouse would never do anything to hurt you. Sadly, they may eventually disappoint you by doing something that utterly destroys your...

Divorce is often the result of someone behaving poorly. Whether they become physically abusive toward their spouse or start cheating, their actions are what push their marriage to the breaking point. There could also be many years of quiet irritation that slowly...

For as long as you have had a well-paid, professional job, you have made weekly contributions to your retirement account. You may even have an employer who matches what you contribute each year. You have probably always planned to spend retirement with your spouse,...

You and your spouse have decided to separate, but one of the issues you have is that both of you work full-time jobs. As a result, you both have days where you can’t have custody, and there are responsibilities that you need to be able to take care of when your child...