Emily Stewart at Business Insider explains the complexity of baby boomer divorce agreements.
And on the flip side, can the state of the housing market (and the overall economy) affect divorce rates?
More regular Americans—especially Millennial-aged—are opting for prenuptial agreements.
Divorce is expensive, and many couples may not have the economic resources right now to split up.
Alimony payments will no longer be tax deductible for divorces finalized after Jan. 1.
Scorned wives can pay experts tens of thousands of dollars to make their husband's mistresses break off the affair.
Let's do the numbers on marriage.
The question became a critical issue in the Continental CEO's $1 billion divorce case.
On Veterans Day, we look at Kai's time in the Navy and post-9/11 casualty rates.
Higher divorce rates can lead to money woes for older women.