by Megan Cook | Divorce in All 50 States, Divorce Table
When you file a divorce, in most states you have to wait a certain period of time before you are allowed to finalize or finish the divorce. This is called a divorce waiting period or cooling off period. The longest wait is 365 days and the shortest wait is 0 days. ... by Megan Cook | Covid-19, Divorce Rate
We compared how many people started a divorce in Houston in February of 2020, (prior to the Covid-19 Pandemic impacting the U.S.) to April (during the Covid-19 Pandemic impact). We did not review the March divorce rate, since many were not impacted with work or... by Megan Cook | Not Married
How Do You Know If You Found “The One” To Marry? Many say that when he is right, you know. To help ensure you have a long happy relationship, the following factors play an important roll in the answer of whether he is “The One”: You should... by Megan Cook | Retirement in Divorce
If you have a 401(k) or other retirement account with Fidelity, I hope this post will give you a piece of guidance for your starting point. When it comes to dividing retirement in a divorce case, there is a specific document that is used to divide each retirement... by Megan Cook | Military Divorce
Here is the hypothetical problem. The spouses get divorced. One spouse served the military for 20 years and makes 5K per month in disposable retired pay. The other spouse is supposed to receive 50% of this disposable retired pay, so $2,500 per month. But, the...