“I asked ChatGPT to write my divorce papers, and it said…” Stop right there! As much as I love tech, using AI as your divorce attorney is like asking a GPS to perform surgery

Somewhere along the way, society decided that divorce equals failure. But let’s be honest, does every marriage really have to last forever to be considered a success?

Let me guess: when you got married, you were so in love that talking about prenups felt like planning for failure.

You can tell when you’ve lost your spark. The things that used to excite you feel like chores. Decisions feel heavy. You second-guess yourself...

“Will I have to pay alimony forever?” It’s one of the first questions people ask when divorce becomes real.

Divorce changes your financial life in ways most people don’t expect. Property, savings, and personal belongings are part of the process, but debt is equally important.

When couples over 50 decide to divorce, the process requires a different playbook than younger breakups. It’s not just about who gets the couch or how to share custody.

Divorce doesn’t start in the courtroom. It starts at your kitchen table, your laptop, and maybe in quiet conversations you’ve been replaying in your head.

Divorce is never simple, but when it happens after 25 or 30 years of marriage, the stakes are higher and the issues are more complex.

Smart couples divorce differently. They take 30 days to get their act together before they make any moves. Here's your roadmap to becoming one of them.