In New York you must give a statement of net worth to divorce. In Mississippi, Impotence and "idiocy" are grounds for divorce. Read on for even more surprising divorce laws.

Come hear a few of our dedicated professionals discuss alternative options to court, when it comes to divorce or family related issues. Each of our presenters will be prepared to answer questions and address any concerns you might have, surrounding your situation. 

Excited that I was able to ask the last question (skip to 20:45) on Brian Lehrer’s show today, the topic being how to step away from a marriage in the most harmonious, healthy and healing way.

Enjoy this article I wrote (on page 8) with my colleague Nannette Watts, a financial neutral in my Collaborative Divorce Professionals group, for the Nassau/Suffolk Chapter of the National Conference of CPA Practitioners (NCCPAP).

Love comes in many forms. Could you care for your ex-spouse enough to give up an organ for him? Being divorced from a partner, who you were once madly in love with, does not mean that you cannot continue to love him in a different capacity. This is a touching story of a woman showing her love in ways that are bigger than herself.

"Holding all the cards" may sound like a great thing to have. But when it comes to your family, or your divorce, does this sound like a productive way to go about things?

Throughout history, throughout religions and throughout the world, women have had less rights than men. In 2019 it is interesting to see what “traditions” remain intact regarding women’s rights in the context of marriage.

Remaining financially secure into retirement age is a legitimate and mounting concern for most Americans. Add to the mix, a divorce, separation or death of a spouse, and the concerns turn to downright fear. Understanding how Social Security payments can help keep your financial future on solid ground is crucial.

This enchanted Christmas town in upstate New York will surely transport you back in time.

Conflict resolution is an integral part of discussions involving divorce, separation and other family disputes. In mediation sessions or within the Collaborative process, resolving certain issues can be achievable with the assistance and support of the trained professional(s) in the room. However, resolving conflict outside of a formal setting is not only useful, it’s essential.