divorce

Many divorce lawyers consider January as divorce month. After a year like 2020, we can probably expect skyrocketing numbers when it comes to divorce.

Tensions are at an all-time high, and there's nowhere to go. So what now? Divorce.

As hard as it feels in those moments, the best thing you can do is to take action, with intent, to start to get out of that emotional funk so you can move on.

Yes, you read the headline correctly, and the story is just as bizarre.

The headline of the ad stated the following: 'Divorce Garage Sale – Get him out of my life'.

Heidi Klum and Seal may or may not be headed for splitsville — it just depends on which site you read. In a story citing the standard “sources with direct knowledge,” TMZ reports the Victoria’s Secret model and ‘Project Runway’ host will file papers to end her six-year marriage to the Grammy-winning singer sometime next week.

Nick and Drew will be talking about divorce on their afternoon show today.  The stories come from The Huffington Post and they feature some pretty screwed up stories about divorce's.  One story for example, is about a French judge awarding a woman $14,000 in damages during a divorce because her husband failed to have enough sex with her during their marriage! More after the jump.

According to a report in the Los Angeles Times, former Governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger fathered a child over 10 years ago with a longtime member of his household staff. Schwarzenegger told wife Maria Shriver about the child earlier this year, after which she moved out of their Brentwood mansion. "After leaving the governor's office I told my wife about this event, which occurred

According to census data, the divorce rate in rural Americans has increased seven-fold since 1970. Now, for the first time, rural Americans are just as likely as city dwellers to have a marriage end in a divorce. Experts attribute this explosion in divorce in America's heartland to changing values; divorce is no longer as stigmatized as it once was.

According to the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, social networking sites are now used as a primary source of evidence in four of out five divorcee proceedings. Facebook, the most popular social networking destination, is cited in two-thirds of divorce cases, followed by MySpace at 14 percent and Twitter at five percent...