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There seems to be a lot of discussion about people over 50 years old getting divorced now. Of course, there are a lot of Baby Boomers who are still alive and in relationships. Many of them are suddenly facing a divorce they hadn't planned on. The flip side is that many Boomers have finally decided to go forward on the divorce they kept thinking about, but which they just couldn't face. And some couples in second or third marriages are also facing divorce as they pass 50

What Is The Best Parenting Style To Raise Your Children? One Parenting Style May Be All You Need Says Study Which of the following best describes your approach to raising your children? Permissive. These types of parents tend to be very warm, engaging, and accepting of their children. They encourage their kids to make their own decisions. They avoid using punishment and tend to be rather lenient. Rules are viewed more as guidelines, with kids given lots of freedom without clo

Many people have been led to believe there is an advantage to filing a divorce complaint first. That's not the case. The difference in being the party who files for divorce and being the party is who is served with divorce papers is negligible and one thing you needn't worry about. The evidence in your case is what counts. The party with the most complete records, photos, videos, texts and emails has a very big advantage in court. If you are more organized and have a comm