Emily Stewart at Business Insider explains the complexity of baby boomer divorce agreements.
Jennifer Wilson, staff writer at The New Yorker, talks about why young people are embracing prenups regardless of the assets they have.
“My mortgage loan guy said the VA would have denied us getting the amount of the loan that we wanted without my wife's income in part as well,” said Eric Reineman. Two weeks later, they tied the knot.
People get married for love, traditional cultural beliefs and to have a social safety net.
Everyone lost time, but for millennials, they were years often marked by dating, marriage and family formation.
Author Anne Helen Petersen compares being single in the United States to living in a hostile climate like the Arctic.
You don’t need to be rich to benefit from a prenup, divorce lawyers say.
Divorce is expensive, and many couples may not have the economic resources right now to split up.
In this book excerpt, Dianne Stewart writes about the costs facing Black women with incarcerated partners.
Scorned wives can pay experts tens of thousands of dollars to make their husband's mistresses break off the affair.
