Divorce is 80% logistics. Preparing, filing, and exchanging paperwork and financial documents. Before your divorce can be finalized, you and your spouse have to get to an agreement on all divorce-related issues. You’ll both feel like you got a fairer outcome if you can agree out of court, so try.
Fortunately, 95 percent of divorces

Divorce is a life-changing process that requires significant time, thought, and planning. DIY divorce helps you divorce your way, but you should not try to go through it entirely on your own. Spending a little time and money on help when you really need it is worthwhile.
Fortunately, there is a lot of help available—and

We see you, moms. You’re doing it all: caring for the kids, balancing schedules, keeping up your home, paying the bills, and (hopefully) making time to rest and recharge so you can wake up tomorrow and do it all over again.
This Mother’s Day, we present you with a list of hand-picked resources for single

You know your spouse better than anyone—especially if you’re going through a divorce. And while a divorce really brings out one’s true colors, it can also make one’s bark far louder and more threatening than their bite. What your ex says does not necessarily translate into what they truly mean. 
To help you decipher common

Divorce is all about difficult decisions, transitions, and negotiations. You could use all the help you can get, right? While browsing the web and getting advice from friends, your therapist or other trusted people are super helpful, sometimes it’s easier to just sit down and read one complete book on the topic you’re dealing with.