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You or your ex may qualify for 50% of the other’s Social Security benefits once retired, even if your retirement takes place after the divorce. The guidelines and rules for eligibility are strict! Here is the breakdown on how it works: Who May Claim Social Security Benefits from an Ex? To be eligible to file a claim: You
You’re in love, maybe you’re engaged to be married, and you know everything about your betrothed. Or do you? Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon to see couples seeking to divorce because of issues that could have been discovered, discussed — and oftentimes resolved — before they ever walked down the aisle. So, don’t assume — ask. Reviewing important
“Marry in haste, repent at leisure” goes the old adage. The same can be said for being too quick to enter into a legal prenuptial agreement or prenup. If you and your betrothed want a prenup, don’t rush. There are numerous good reasons to draw up a premarital agreement. The first is that it prompts
There has been a surge in reports of domestic violence and abuse since the onset of the COVID-19 crisis. Because of Stay-at-Home Orders, victims of abuse may feel trapped, with nowhere to go in the midst of a pandemic. If you, another adult or a child in your household is the victim of domestic violence,
No one planning a wedding wants to think about getting divorced, which makes prenuptial agreements an awkward topic for most couples. Although these documents can protect your interests and prevent legal battles later on, many soon-to-be newlyweds hesitate, thanks to a number of widespread misconceptions. Below are some common misunderstandings, and why everyone getting married should consider
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