Monthly Archives: July 2024
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The Smartphone App That Saved Summer Vacation
When you find a group of parents who are sufficiently non-judgmental, one of the most fun ways to pass the time is by grumbling about the smartphone apps that are sabotaging your relationship with your family. Maybe you are hooked on Tik Tok, or Instagram if you’re old, or perhaps even Facebook if you’re… Read More »
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Uncontested Divorce In Alabama
To your great surprise and relief, you have discovered that separating from your spouse is much easier than trying to patch things up and stay married. Every holiday with either spouse’s side of the family, every child’s birthday party, and even every date night was a battle. You dreaded telling your spouse that you… Read More »
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Legal Separation
In the past, people used to list their relationship status on Facebook as single, in a relationship, married, and “it’s complicated.” These relationship statuses depended entirely on one’s own perception of the relationship; it is possible that one member of an on-again off-again couple might describe her relationship status as “in a relationship” while… Read More »
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Getting Out Of A Prenuptial Agreement
In the old days, the stereotype about prenuptial agreements was that they made things simpler when a wealthy misanthrope and his gold-digging wife inevitably got divorced, but recently, people increasingly believe that prenups are for people who have the wisdom and maturity to talk to their spouses about long-term financial plans before they walk… Read More »