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Why Gray Divorce Requires a Different Approach
Why Gray Divorce Requires a Different Approach If you’re considering divorce later in life, you’ve probably realized that your priorities are different than they would have been 20 or 30 years ago. Gray divorce isn’t simply divorce at an older age. It’s an entirely different stage of life with different concerns, different goals, and different…
Why More Women Are Choosing Divorce Later in Life
Why More Women Are Choosing Divorce Later in Life For many women, the decision to divorce doesn’t happen overnight. It’s often the result of years of reflection, growth, and asking difficult questions about what they want the next chapter of their lives to look like. If you’re considering divorce in midlife, you’re not alone. In…
Why Divorce Court Doesn’t Create “Custom” Outcomes for Families
The Role of the Court in Divorce When people first think about divorce, many imagine that a judge will carefully review their situation and craft a solution that fits their family’s unique needs. The reality is quite different. A judge is not there to design a customized outcome for your family. Instead, the court’s role…
Summer Self-Care Tips for Divorced Parents
Creating a Summer of Healing After Divorce For divorced parents, summer often brings a different routine than the rest of the year. Between vacation schedules, modified timesharing arrangements, and extended visits with the other parent, many moms and dads find themselves spending significantly more time away from their children. If your divorce is still fresh,…
Gray Divorce: Why More People Are Starting Over After 50
It Is Not as Uncommon as It Used to Be There is a term you may be hearing more often lately: gray divorce. It refers to couples who are divorcing at age 50 or older, or after 20 or more years of marriage. What used to be relatively rare is now becoming a significant shift…